This mid-century drop-leaf kitchen table is the Optimus Prime of furniture—unassuming and compact one moment, then expanding into a full-fledged gathering space when duty calls.
Crafted by Salem House Furniture Co. from solid maple, it’s sturdy, reliable, and ready to transform immediately. Whether you need a quiet spot for coffee or a battlefield for a heated game night, this table will deliver.
42 w x 36 d x 29.5 t
$295
This mahogany drop-leaf dining table is here for a good time and a long time. Need a cozy dinner for two? Keep it compact. Hosting a full-blown feast? Pop in the two 16-inch extensions, and suddenly, you’ve got space for eight. With elegant curved legs and a rich wood grain that practically glows, this table brings timeless charm—whether you're serving a five-course meal or just using it as an excuse to buy more cute placemats from Home Goods.
44 d x 50 w x 30 t plus 2 16 inch extensions
$495
Mahogany is widely used for making furniture. While the Spanish were the first to use it for this purpose, English workshops extensively utilized mahogany during the 18th and early 19th centuries, a period known as the "Age of Mahogany." Additionally, French and other European craftsmen also produced a significant amount of mahogany furniture during this time.
This leather top, drop leaf coffee table was crafted with mahogany, $350.
37 or 51 wide x 16 t x 20 d.
Collage party? Cut it out! Knit-a-thon + Cabernet? Wine not? Creative Writing meetup? I do declare! Whichever your craft of choice, gather your creative crew and tap into your inner Martha Stewarts.
This Arts and Crafts drop leaf dining table with 3 extensions by Phelps and Bradley Co. was handcrafted in Boston in 1918. The multi-functional table is adjustable and features a timeless design.
29 t x 54 r without extensions
$595
Want to host a Catan game night? A murder mystery dinner? A Harry Potter-themed potluck? This table won’t judge!
This New England drop-leaf dining table in maple delivers no matter the occasion or preferred eating time. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, linner, or dinner, it’s got you covered! $495.
60 w x 40 d x 29.5 t
Table is suitable for 2021 dinner parties when social gatherings are a thing again. Otherwise, the extensions are great for puzzling at home alone.
This mid-century drop leaf dining table features two extensions in order to seat a party of 6.
72 long by 30 tall or 54 round
$395
Vitamin D is great and all but sometimes you need to seek shelter from the sunny days of summer. Lucky for you this stylish table features an umbrella hole for all your shady dealings.
This vintage drop-leaf teak patio table features an umbrella hole. When fully extended the table is 56 in wide x 30 in deep x 30 in tall
$249
In your chaotic world, functional furniture is a must. Because you never know who is coming or going, so you always end up cooking for an entire army. Now you just need somewhere to put all of those hungry bodies!
This mid-century DREXEL drop leaf table was crafted in 1960.
60 in long x 36 in 1/2 deep x 29 in tall (when fully extended)
$395
Though there might be a bit more girth around your waist, a few more wrinkles near your eyes, and a couple of wiry grays springing forth from your head, your legs don't look a day over 20.
This 1920s drop leaf dining table has a great set of ‘gate legs’
31 in tall x 42 in wide x 21 in deep (54 in deep when extended)
$295
You've always wanted the kind of house where neighbors can just drop in for a tea or slice of cake if they get the hankering. Before you can start building a community of support however, you'll need to invest in a place for them to gather 'round.
This mid-century drop leaf table is everything you’ve ever wanted in a dining experience, and maybe more.
62 in long x 29 in tall x 40 in deep
$395
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