Aesthetic Movement Walnut Table

A stylish Aesthetic Movement walnut table originating from England, circa 1880. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Amber Sands Console Table

This model is based on a Hooker Furniture Thin Console or Hall Table. Curved and carved legs sit on the lower feet. There are 4 drawers and an architecture top with edge inlays.

American Console Table

This console table is a replica of a hand carved side table or server table dating back to 1880-1890. The model is drawn with mortise and tenon joinery and detailed carvings.

American Drop-Leaf End Table

This is a fairly typical American drop leaf end table.  These tables can be found new as well as in antique shops.

Andover Console Table

Here's a long, 72", console table on 8 turned legs.  The fronts of the 3 drawers as well as the top are high lighted with inlays.  The model is draw with mortise and tenon joinery and dovetail drawers.

Art Deco Console 1930

A French Art Deco Console with a Y shaped base and center drawer finished with veneer wood. Circa 1930.

Arts and Crafts Hall Table

An unusual Arts and Crafts hall or side table originating from Scotland, circa early 1900s. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Arts and Crafts English Hall Table

A simple but well crafted Arts & Crafts style table originating from England, circa early 1900s.  The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Arts and Crafts Side Table

A Greene & Greene style table. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Ashton Hall-Console Table

A great looking hall or console table.  Large turned legs holding what looks like a cabinet of 8 drawers but is really 4.  The top is extended over the sides with corbels accented with turned finials.  The model is draw in mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery.

Biedermeier Period Folding Game Table

This is a foldable game table from the Biedermeier Period, circa 1840-1850.  The table sits on slender tapered legs.  The front two legs are attached to an internal drawer that pulls out to support the table top when it's flipped open.  The model is draw in mortise and tenon joinery.

Bow Front Hall Table

This Bow-Front Hall Table is from the March/April 2009 Fine Wood Working Magazine.

Brookhaven Console Table

This curved console table in the entryway provides a great focal point.

Carved Oak Hall Table

This table design is based on an 19th century Oak hall table originating from England. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Chinese Chippendale Tea Table

This is an early 19th C English Chinese Chippendale style Tea Table.  The table has a simple gallery above carved pierced fretwork with corner brackets.  The model is draw in mortise and tenon joinery.

Chippendale Lowboy Dressing Table

This English lowboy dressing table, circa 1780, is a good example of Chippendale form with its straight molded legs and beautiful scalloping at the base of the front apron.  The model is draw in mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery.

Chippendale Two-tier Dumbwaiter

This Circa 1800 model is a variation of the center column type of Dumbwaiter. Instead this two-tier dumbwaiter has an upper tier that is supported by three turned columns fixed to the lower tier which sits on a turned center column. The three legs are mortised into the center column.

Cherry & Tiger Maple Two Drawer Stand

Here's my version of a two drawer stand that is done in Cherry and Tiger Maple and is patterned in the Federal or Sheraton style from the mid to late 1800's.

Coffee Table - Heartland Round

This modern coffee table is 42" round with a single drawer and turned legs.  The model is draw in mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery.

Coffee Table - Mid-Century Kidney Shaped

The design for this kidney shaped Cocktail table dates to the 1960's.  The 2 arched supports hold a triangle shaped glass tray.

Coffee Table - Wentworth Round

This is a traditional looking Cocktail table highlighted with tapered legs and curved cross bottom spreaders.  It has a single drawer.

Colonial 1920 Round Table

A Colonial Round Table with turned legs and stretchers. Circa 1920. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Connecticut Butterfly Table

This is a great example of an early to mid 19th century New England William and Mary style Butterfly Table. 

Connecticut Candle Stand

This rare and unusual candle stand is from Connecticut, late 1700 to early 1800's.  The single pass through drawer is what makes it unusual.

Cottage Night Table

Here's a simple design for a bedroom night stand that I made for our lake house.  The front rails, side aprons and lower legs are arched.  The lower shelf is made up of individual boards.

Creole Table

This model is based on a Creole style table with both French and Canadian influences from the mid to late 18th century. The four aprons of this table are secured to the legs with mortise-and-tenon joinery. The drawer front has dovetail joinery.

Curved Leg Table

I drew this table as practice for using the Bezier Curves and Shape Bender plug-ins in SketchUp.  The table is 29" high, 30" wide and 20" deep.

Danish Modern Side Table

This modern Danish side table is from the 1960's. 

Da-Valle Scroll Console Table

This model is based on a Hooker Furniture Thin Console or Hall Table. The flowing legs and center scrollwork sits on a trestle style base.

Drexel Traditional Console

This console or hall table originates from the US, circa 1990s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Droplet Table

This ultra modern coffee table is designed from the original by Jesse Shaw.  It was inspired by the geometry of rain droplets falling into water.  The joinery is mostly half lap.

Drop Leaf Table

This table comes form the June 2001 Popular Woodworking magazine.  The table is based on an original from 1878.

Dutch Glass-Top Coffee Table

This glass top table with curved legs comes form the Netherlands, circa 1965.  Construction is mortise and tenon.

Dutch Inlay Coffee Table

This table comes form the Netherlands, circa 1950s.  The design was inspired by Louis Van Teeffelen.  The original was made from teak and has a small ceramics tablet inlaid in the top.  Construction is mortise and tenon.

Early American Hutch Table

A New England Pine Hutch Table, circa early 1800s.  The top is oval with one drawer and shoe feet.  Construction is mortise and tenon

Early American NightStand

An early american style two drawer nightstand or side table, circa 1960s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Early American Night Table

A replica of a England Pine Night Table with turned legs, circa 1900s.  The joinery is mortise and tenon.  The top has a side and back skirt.

Eastlake Victorian Side Table

An Eastlake Victorian marble top circa 1870-1880 side table.  The table is decorated with ornate carvings and fluted legs.The drawer joinery, rather than dovetails, is made using a cove and pin style that was popular during this period.

Edwardian Drop Leaf 1910 Side Table

This is an Edwardian drop leaf side table origination from England, circa 1910. The side leaves fold up and the top is rotated 90 degrees where the length of the table will support the leaves. The legs are tapered and there is one dovetailed drawer and a lower shelf surrounded by a pierced fretwork gallery.

Edwardian Drop Leaf Sutherland Table

An Edwardian Mahogany Drop Leaf Sutherland Table, circa 1890. The table has two drop leaves with swing out gate legs. These tables are generally known as 'Sutherland Tables' (The Sutherland table is supposed to be named for Harriet, Duchess of Sutherland (1806 to 1868). The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenons.

English 1870s Side Table

A side table with a single drawer, craved front apron and turned legs Originating from England, circa 1870. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers

English 1900 Arts and Crafts Hall Table

This hall table from England has arts and crafts influence, circa 1900. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

English Bobbin Legged Side Table

An early 19th century turned leg side table originating from England, circa 1810. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

English Coffee Table

A coffee table originating from England, circa 1850. The table has pull out bread boards on either side as well as sliding front doors. The table sits on 4 turned legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

English Country Side Table

This is an 18 century country side table originating from England. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

English Dairy Table

This is a kitchen or dairy table originating from England, circ 1860s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

English Pine Washstand

This is a early to mid 19th century Pine Washstand originating from England. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

English Three Tiered Server

This three tiered server originates from England, circa 1870s. The shelves are supported buy 4 turned columns on each level and turned finials at the top. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

English Walnut Side Table

This is an English side table in Walnut, circa 1780. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

French Accent Table

A late 19th century turned leg accent table originating from France. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

French Coffee Table

This coffee table originated in France, circa 1840. The table is supported by turned legs and has one long drawer in the front. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetail drawers.

French Fruitwood Kitchen Table

A French country kitchen table with a drawer at one end and a pull out shelf at the other end. Circa 1870. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers. The table top and pullout shelf have breadboard ends.

French Marble Top Console Table

This is a console or hall table with a serpentine shape and marble top originating from France, circa 1880s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

French Regency Bedside Table

This is a French Regency style bedside table originating from the US, circa 1960s. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Gateleg Table

Early Gateleg tables like this one were common in America from around 1690 to 1725.  Although this table doesn't have a drawer, many Gateleg tables had a center drawer, or even two.

George III Side Table

This is a George III style side table with a front apron carved with scrolls and central cartouche. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Georgian 1760 Lowboy

A  Georgian period lowboy originally made in Oak, circa 1760. The legs have edge fluting and a craved fretwork between the front legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Georgian 1775 Lowboy

A   Georgian period lowboy originally made in Walnut, circa 1775. The legs have edge fluting and a craved fretwork between the front legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Georgian 3 Drawer Side Table

A small George III, circa 1790s, side table with 3 small drawers, thin tapered legs and cross stretchers. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Georgian Farm Table

This is a 19th century English oak farm table or work table that features a serpentine curved front apron, a large drawer and tapered legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawer.

Gilded SideTable

This is a mid 20th century gilded side table originating from the US. The table has a functional front door for internal access.

Hendricks Console Table

A console table from the Hendricks Group with milled pillers. The top has alternating diamond inlays.

Henredon Sofa Table

This Sofa Table originates from the US, circa 1990s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Honeoye Console Table

This model is based on a Woodbridge Furniture Console or Hall Table. The curved and tapering legs are secured by a lower shelf and a pair of apron rail drawers.

Honeoye Kidney Shaped Coffee Table

This model represents a common series of Kidney Shaped Coffee Tables. The long and flowing top has a center of glass. The curved legs support the top and a lower shelf identical in size to the center glass piece.

Indian Coffee Table with Baluster Legs

A two drawer coffee table originating from India, circa 1950. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Italian 1800s Side Table

This is an early 19th century side table originating from Italy. The table sits on 4 tapering legs with carved accents and has one drawer. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Italian Traditional Coffee Table

This coffee table originated in Italy, circa 1980s. The table is supported by 8 Sabre legs with reeded tops. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Jacobean End Table

This is a Jacobean end table with spool-pattern legs and stretchers originating from England, circa 1870s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Jacobean Walnut Entry Table

A side or entry table in a Jacobean style originating from the US, circa 1980s. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Jarvis Oval side table

This modern oval side table has 2 drawers and cabriole legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Key West End Table

Here's a small rectangle end table with a lower drawer and mid-area shelf.  Construction is mortise and tenon with the sides and back made with panels and decretive molding.

Louis XVI Cherry Console Table

A late 18th century console table originating from France. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Louis XVI Console Table

This is a late 1700s Louis XVI period console table originating from France. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Louis XVI period Italian writing table

This is an Italian Louis period writing table with turned and fluted legs. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Louis XVI Style Console Table

This accent or side table originates from France, circa early 20th century. The table has a carved front and fluted legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Louis XVI Style Provincial Writing Desk

This is a Louis XVI style French Provincial writing table originating from France, circa early 20th century. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Lima Kidney Shaped Coffee Table

This model is based on a mid-century modern Walnut and glass kidney shaped coffee table. The glass top is rimed by a tapered frame. The legs are secured by stretchers in a cross pattern.

Mahogany Hall Table

This is a hall or entryway table with unusual bobbin turned legs and shaped aprons. There is a single hidden drawer on the right side. The original originated from England, circa 1850s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Messina Side Table

A small and elegant side table with curved table top supports and a stepped base.

Mid-Century Modern Coffee Table

This model is based on a mid-century Modern Trestle Coffee Table with glass top. The upper and lower stretchers us mortise-and-tenon joinery.

Mission Oak 1905 Library Table

A library table or desk from the Arts and Crafts or Mission period made in solid Oak. Circa 1905. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Mission Style Coffee Table

This coffee table has design accents of both mission and ming. Circa late 20th century. The primary joinery is half lap dovetail with with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Modern Console Table

A modern console table with metal frame legs.

Modern Trestle Base Dining Table

A modern trestle base dining table with diamond top inlay, tapered lags and brass sabots. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Newcastle Console Table

A rather long, over 5', but narrow 17" console table with large turned legs.  The center drawer is set forward of the 2 side drawers.  The model is draw in mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery.

Night Table

This is a small Shaker style night table.  I have made 2 of these.

Oak Side Table

An Oak side table with turned legs, single drawer and lower shelf. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and locking rabbet joint drawers.

Octagon Leg Side Table

This modern side table has eight curved and tapered legs supporting a round top.

Parish Mid Century Coffee Table

This model is based on a Mid-century Modern coffee table in the style of Italian architect Ico Parisi. The top has a glass center and end box suitable as a planter. The lower leg stretchers second as a magazine rake.

Pembroke Drop Leaf Pedestal Table

This is a Empire style Pembroke drop-leaf side table with baluster shaped hexagon column that originated from the USA , circa 1840. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Pembroke Drop-Leaf Side Table

This is a Regency style Pembroke drop-leaf side table originating from England in the late 20th century. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Pennsylvania Console Table

This is a sofa table inspired by Pennsylvania House furniture, circa late 20th century. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Primitive Hall Table

An early American hall table with turned farm legs and single large drawer. Circa about 1850. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Regency 1820 Dressing Table

A Regency period dressing table, circa 1820. The top has rounded corners and an inverted front with reeded turned legs.  The model is draw in mortise and tenon joinery with dovetail drawers.

Regency Bow Front Dressing Table

This model is based on a Circa 1820s Regency Style Mahogany Bow Front Dressing Table. The construction uses mortise-and-tenon and dovetail joinery.

Regency Mahogany Work Table

This table originates from England and is of the Regency period, circa 1820. The table has 2 drawers, turned legs and cross stretchers. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Sheraton 1820 Server Table

A Sheraton period, circa 1820, server table made in New England. The legs are turned and fluted. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Sheraton 1830 Washstand

A Sheraton period, circa 1830, wash stand made in New England. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Sheraton Bow Front Dressing Table

A Sheraton period dressing table, circa 1800.  The top writing surface lifts to expose a large compartment behind the three upper faults drawer fronts. The model is draw in mortise and tenon joinery.

Sheraton Demilune Console Table

This is an English Sheraton demilune-shaped console table with 3 drawers and 4 tapered legs, circa 18th century. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Sofa Table - 19th Century English

This is a fairly common style 19th century (1830s) English Sofa table with twin drawers and two drop ends.   The primary joinery is mortise and tenon including the leg joinery.

Spanish Cherrywood Console Table

This is a good example of a console table from the 17th century and the Spanish renaissance period. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Spanish Country Pine Side Table

This is a rather simple one drawer side table originating from Spain, circa 1900. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Spanish Baroque Writing Table

This is an 19th century Spanish baroque desk, or writing table, circa 1890. This desk sits on turned, tapered and fluted legs that are splayed at a 5 degree angle. There are 2 front drawers with false drawers on the back. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Spider Coffee Table

This mid-century modern table is based on the design that was produced by the British furniture manufacturing company G-Plan.  The table has a glass top and the five thin legs of the table provide the origin of its name "Spider".

Stickley Side Table

This Stickley Table appeared in the November 2006 Popular Woodworking magazine.  The only known example of this small table appeared at a Sotheby’s auction in late 2004.

Stonefield Occasional Table

Here's a small round Occasional table with turned legs and feet with lower curved leg stretchers held with a turned center plate.  The two drawers are dovetailed with front beading.

Stonefield Oval Side Table

Here's a small, 24", oval shaped occasional side table with single drawer and a pull out tray.

Stonefield Walnut Entryway Table

Here's an entryway or hall table in walnut and lighter contrast wood.  The primary joinery is mortise-and-tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Swedish Rococo Side Table

This is a Rococo side table with curved cabriolet legs, decorative curved top and a single drawer. The desk is from northern Sweden, circa 1790 during the Rococo period. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Takhat Coffee Table

A three drawer coffee table with decorative iron corners originating from India, circa 19th century. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.

Thomasville Post Road Accent Table

This accent table is from a Thomasville collection of the 1990's. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetail drawers.

Tiled Coffee Table

This is a mid 20th century modern tile top coffee table. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Tilt-Top Table

This is a fine example of a period Tilt Top Table. The table top is oval. The design came from the 2004 Nov/Dec. issue of Fine Woodworking.

Traditional Country Hall Console Table

A large country style hall console table made from pine with federal style fluted legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian 1850 Drop Leaf Table

A Victorian mahogany drop leaf table with large baluster legs on brass cup casters. Originating from England, circa 1850. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Victorian 1850 Server Table

A Victorian era server or buffet table, circa 1850. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Victorian 1870 Coffee Table

This table originated as a taller 1870 Victorian period library table, but was shortened as coffee or cocktail table. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian 1870 Partners Writing Table

A Victorian Partners Writing Table, circa 1870. The table and 3 drawers sit on turned legs with carved petals. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian 1870 Work Table

A Victorian side or work table originating from the US, circa 1870. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian 1872 Partners Table

This is a mid Victorian era 6 drawer partners, or library table originating from England, circa 1870. The table sits on turned legs with brass casters. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian 1890 Walnut Writing Table

A late Victorian Walnut writing table/desk, circa 1890, with ring turned legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian 1940 End Table

A Victorian style end table built in the US, circa early 1940s. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian Book Table

This type of table (mid to late 1800s) was popular during the Victorian era.  The mid book shelf revolved.  Joinery is dovetail and mortise and tenon.

Victorian Cherry Drop Leaf Table

An American made Victorian period, circa 1850, drop leave table with turned legs. The primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Victorian Drop Leaf Breakfast Table

A Victorian period round drop leaf table, circa 1875. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Victorian Hall Table

This hall table was built in Scotland in the mid 1800s. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Victorian Hall Side Table

A late 19th century turned leg hall table originating from England. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Victorian Mahogany Washstand

This table/washstand originates from England, circa 1880. The washstand sits on turned legs and has two drawers, a bottom shelf and around the top is a raised gallery. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

Victorian Oval Console Table

This is an Victorian library console table originating from the early 20th century. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Victorian Style Sewing Table

A vintage style Victorian sewing table with a hinged lid, 2 false drawer fronts over a sliding drawer and all on slender splayed legs. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.

Victorian Tiered Pedestal Parlor Table

A late Victorian mahogany tiered pedestal parlor table. The table has spooled legs and beaded apron. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Vienna Secession Style Side Table

This is an early 1900s side table originating from Europe. The design is of the Vienna Secession Style and the primary joinery is mortise and tenon.

Vineyard Table

I saw this table in Fine Woodworking. It's similar to a trestle table in construction, except that the cleats are hinged instead of joined to the legs, allowing the tabletop to flip down or be removed for storage and transportation. The harp-shaped structure pivots outward to support the tabletop when the tabletop is set up for use

Walnut Two Tier Occasional Table

A late 19th century two tier occasional table originating from England, circa 1870. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.

Waterfront Occasional Table

A beautiful round occasional table with concaved legs and tapered finial feet. 

Willett Bedside Table

This is a two drawer nightstand with twisted rope turned legs from the Willett Co, circa 1950s. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.

William & Mary Philadelphia Lowboy

This table is based on a rare William & Mary Philadelphia Lowboy circa 1720.  This style of furniture has typical serpentine stretchers and spiral turnings as well as finely scalloped aprons with a shallow light color beading.  These lowboys were originally meant as dressing tables.

William & Mary Side Table

This is a William and Mary English baroque style side table.