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Tables Gallery
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Our table gallery includes a variety of different designs, trestles, four legs, lowboys, Queen Anne, kitchen and dining. We can offer a wide variety of custom tables in any size your situation calls for .
Be sure to check out our Gothic Tables & Gaming tables at the links above.
Our 2002-portfolio piece is a Gothic Credence Table an 1860’s Gothic Revival Style cathedral. This original design by Stanley Saperstein represents a Gothic era reproduction in solid oak with a wide range of hand carving. See a feature documentary of this table join our Religious Furniture section.
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Queen Anne Lowboy
Circa 1714
The Lowboy, of solid walnut with hand-carved front
drawers and solid brass pulls, is one of the most beautiful
pieces of period furniture. It is a true artists piece
to own.
Circa 1714
This Queen Anne walnut lowboy was a project made by
Stanley and one of his apprentices, Bill Charlie Troutman. |
Queen Anne Gate Leg Dining Table
The original of this drop-leaf table is in the Governor's
Palace at Williamsburg, Virginia. The table is perfect for
small rooms; its leaves fold down, leaving a 54"x24" table.
Open, the oval top is 70"x54".
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Queen Anne Tea Table
Circa 1705
This custom made walnut tea table
has delicate spoon foot cabriolet legs and a floating
piecrust top. The
piece shown was made from a walnut tree cut down
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Pieces such as this are individualized artistic
reproductions, the compound full cabriolet skirt work is
hand carved, resulting
in subtle differences distinguishing each one ever made.
Butler Table
These are not so common anymore, but used
to be a mainstay of many households. The butler's table
is just that - a
table that allows a servant to bring a complete setting
from the kitchen to the living room and retire it when appropriate.
Available in all common hardwoods in custom measurements.
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Candle Stand
Circa 1760
Candle stands were found in all colonial homes and
remain popular today. Although no longer practical,
they have a beauty and grace that endear them as fine
decorations. Candle stands may be made in every size
and description, from a simple design to the fine Georgian
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Country Oak Table
The mainstay of the country kitchen
was the sturdy oak harvest table. Available with marble
top, which makes
it the perfect dough-rolling table.
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Country Pine Harvest Table
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A simple Pine Harvest table, with
no carving to speak of just basic turned legs, plank
top, and simple apron.
Tables with four legs can support
marble or granite tops, and are also available with
tin or copper as well.
Available in any custom size, with
or without skirt carving. Legs available as turnings,
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Tile Top Trestle Table
This unique table (top left) is a
modern adaptation of country and colonial. Hand-painted
Portuguese
tiles
of country
items are the theme, set into an "I" Beam trestle table.
Measuring 48"x31" table is a real
decorator piece represents the popular country chic
style. An original client design, at
the
suggestion
of Anita and John O'Brien of Pennington, New Jersey.
Standard Trestle Tables
Shown left (bottom), this simple
oak plank trestle table is equally simplistic in structure
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Tables are
available with marble or granite tops (handled by a
third party) as Double leg
I-beam designs for strength. These tables are even
available in tin or copper tops.
Custom sizes available per your requirements,
including adjustments in height for special settings
or physical accommodations.
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End tables and coffee tables
are also available as trestle designs. These
8/4" oak tables are robust to say the least.
Oversize mortis and tenon joint work ensures
longevity and strength. |
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