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Vintage tables

From the sturdy tavern tables of the 18th century to refined tea sellers’ stands and early altar designs, vintage tables have long served as the centerpiece of homes and gatherings. Their evolution reflects centuries of craftsmanship — each piece telling a story through patina, joinery, and form.

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  • Pair of Georgian Mahogany Demilune Consoles circa 1800.

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    Pair of Georgian period mahogany bases dating from around 1800 (that have been raised), updated with later stone tops.

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  • Sheraton Game Table circa 1790 English or American

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    Sheraton mahogany satinwood inlaid game table, circa 1790. English or American.

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  • Georgian English Mahogany Night Stand circa 1860

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    A Georgian english mahogany night stand circa 1860. These small and practical tables are an essential part of life 200 years ago. Today the spare ...

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  • Pair of Hong Mu and Marble Round Tables China circa 1890

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    A good pair of late 19th century Hong Mu Chinese round tables with nicely carved apron and inset marble tops. Made in China circa 1890. Recently ti...

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  • Circa 19th Century French Farm Table

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    A 19th Century French cherry wood farm house table. This table has breadboard pull on one end and a drawer on the opposite end.

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  • Circa 1780 Georgian English Mahogany Demilune Table

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    A good large George III–period mahogany demilune table, England circa 1780. The table is on square tapered legs with spade feet and inlaid with sa...

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  • Italian Neoclassical Mecca Gilt Console with later Marble Top, Italy circa 1810

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    An early 19th-century Italian Neoclassical mecca gilt console with a later white and grey marble top, drilled for two lamp cords. Scrolling pierced...

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How to Choose and Style Vintage Tables in Your Space

Choosing a vintage table is about balancing form and function. A solid farmhouse design brings warmth to modern interiors, while an elegant pedestal table evokes classic sophistication.

Whether used for dining, writing, or display, vintage tables are the foundation of both utility and style.

Complement your selection with Vintage Chairs that reflects similar materials and tones, or highlight the table’s surface with subtle glow from Vintage Lamps.

You can further enrich your space with Antique Tableware or Antique Serveware for elegant entertaining.For collectors, explore Antique Curiosities or Antique Books — perfect companions for a reading or dining space.

Discover the latest additions to our inventory in New Arrivals to find exclusive pieces before they’re gone.Each table in the AAXSF collection is carefully curated for authenticity, condition, and craftsmanship — designed to bring history to everyday life.

How do I care for vintage wood tables?

Clean gently with a dry cloth and avoid harsh products. A natural wax or oil polish every few months helps preserve the finish and patina.

Can vintage tables be used as everyday dining tables?

Yes. Many were originally crafted for daily use and remain sturdy today. Their durability and character make them perfect for modern living.

What’s the best way to mix vintage tables with contemporary decor?

Contrast is key — pair a rustic table with minimalist chairs or combine a sleek mid-century table with traditional lighting to create balance and visual interest.