Antique Tables for Sale

We are proud to offer a variety of vintage and antique dining room tables to compliment your home decor. This turn of the century expansion table, in tiger stripe oak, has beautiful rope twist legs and large carved paw feet. It still retains the original label: C.F. Meislahn & Co, Baltimore, MD. At 10 feet long, it can accommodate very large dinner parties with it's 6-12" leafs, or perfect for intimate gatherings at 4 feet long. 

Whether you are looking for a pair of vintage end tables, like this amazing pair of Mid Century Modern tables, signed with maker's mark, Very Best or just a single table to complete a set, we offer a very large selection. These antique treasures vary in size, color, wood type and era covering a wide range of styles from the late 1800's through the mid century, and we occasionally acquire more modern pieces as well. 

If you are looking for a complete set of tables for a living space in your home or apartment, then we may have just what you're looking for! This vintage Stickley coffee table and end table set is made of solid wood and came from a beautiful estate. It is common for us to have matching sets of 2, 3, 4 or more tables. 

Another popular and stylish vintage table that we carry frequently is the drum table. This example is made of mahogany and often will have one or more drawers for storage. Often times they also contain a leather top inlay. They fit perfectly in any room of your home. 

Increasingly popular is the antique smoke/tobacciana stand or end table. Sometimes the interior is copper-lined but not always. The size varies, but most are on the smaller side and can fit easily into most rooms comfortably. Occasionally there is an ashtray on top or the sides as well. 

Sofa tables are  both popular and enhance the style and functionality of your living room. Do not confuse a sofa table for a coffee table. The first notable difference between coffee tables and sofa tables is size. Sofa tables are much taller than coffee tables. Additionally, sofa tables tend to be long and narrow, whereas coffee tables come in a wide range of shapes and proportions.