Tables

Sourced from the Le Mans region, an area historically revered for producing the finest solid oak furniture in this iconic style, this 17th-century Louis XIII French banqueting table is a monumental piece of history. The absolute standout feature is its exquisite parquetry top, a...

While this table maintains the beloved provincial European design, the singular iron and wood build is as sturdy as it gets. Handcrafted in a small batch, this dining table promises generations of use. Disclaimer: Each Carol Hicks Bolton piece is handcrafted from reclaimed and...

Constructed from French oak, this solid hardwood dining table was originally used in a chateau dining room or kitchen. Hewn from France’s iconic giant oaks almost two hundred years ago, this classic beauty is as strong and enduring as ever. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are...

One of our most beloved finds, this French oak table was lovingly hand-crafted with mortise and tenon joints, a fully functional two-compartment drawer, and its distinct stilt legs.

Built by a craftsman as a worktable during the British Colonial period, we’ve reimagined this piece as a coffee table. However, its beautiful build and classic design makes it a perfect addition in a multitude of spaces. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by...

Originally used in a French monastery’s communal dining hall, this piece was constructed for functionality and durability. We found this stunning French oak table in the French Mediterranean, and knew that the quality of its craftsmanship would make it an heirloom for years to...

Sourced from the historic region of Chartres in northern France, this late 19th-century farm table was once the heart of a peasant home, a testament to its hardworking nature. Built for the honest demands of rural life, it served as a steady gathering place...

Sourced from Avignon, France, this 1930s monastery table is a remarkably unique find. While most pieces of this lineage lean toward the rustic and heavy, this particular table possesses an elegance and shapely silhouette that is rarely seen in monastic furniture. The piece is...

Sourced from the South of France, these 1920s tables blend early industrial utility with a streamlined French silhouette. Originally built for workshop use, the robust metal frames have aged into a deep, authentic patina. Their compact proportions make them ideal architectural accents or soulful...