Just because you have a passion for antiques doesn’t mean you are a party pooper. You host standout shindigs whenever possible, you just make sure to have coasters aplenty.
This early 19th-century drop-leaf dining table or library table features a drawer at each end for silverware, coasters, or party hats.
48 w x 39.5 d x 28 t
$895
John Keal, an American industrial designer, gained recognition for his distinctive use of sleek lines and modern materials. He played a pivotal role in defining the aesthetic of mid-century modern furniture design. Keal is celebrated as a trailblazer in the field, and his innovative approach continues to influence and inspire contemporary designers.
This mid-century coffee table by John Keal for Brown Saltman was crafted in walnut and features smoked glass and a large drawer.
60 w x 30 d x 16 t
$850
Don’t be such a square tonight. Let the kids have dessert before dinner. And stay up a little past their bedtime. And skip bath time. They’ll love the change in routine and you’ll be making core memories that don’t cost a thing.
This mid-century end table/coffee table by John Keal for Brown Saltman was crafted in walnut and features smoked glass and a large drawer.
30 x 30 x 18.5 t
$450
We need to collectively bring back the art of playing cards. No need for fancy board games with long instructions. All you need is a deck of cards and a few of your favorite pals.
This Ethan Allen post-modern dining table features a pedestal base.
31 t x 46 r
$395
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
I can already smell the freshly baked biscuits, stacks of pancakes dripping with maple syrup, and bacon grease in the air. Gather your crazy bunch and enjoy a carb-heavy brunch on us.
This vintage farmhouse table was crafted with pine making it both classically charming and reliably durable.
72 w x 42 d x 31 t
$695
Whatever you eat at this table will elevate your fancy factor by 1000 percent. Captain Crunch for breakfast? How posh of you!
This antique Victorian table would be perfect for a library table, foyer, or breakfast room.
50 w x 30 d x 29.5 t
$495
Be warned - whoever tells you that life should be taken seriously is probably in serious need of some fun. Instead of listening to them, throw a game night and make it your personal mission to get them to crack a smile.
This 19th-century flip-top game table features a top that unfolds and swivels to create a playing surface. There is also a game-piece storage space under the top.
44 w x 21 d x 30 t when closed.
$450
Console tables might be the most underrated and multifunctional piece of furniture out there. Display a vase of gorgeous flowers, a decorative bowl for your keys and wallet, or knickknacks collected from your travels abroad. The possibilities are endless.
This vintage faux bamboo console table with drawers was crafted by Heckman in Michigan.
48 w x 16 d x 28.5 t
$295
Fit for a Roman goddess, this ornate coffee table also doubles as a catch-all for your piles of exotic fruits and mulled wine urns.
This mid-century iron coffee table features a gilded rope design and was made in Italy.
29.5 r x 16.5 t
$495
Starting a homestead is hard work. If you don’t know the difference between a grub hoe and a field hoe, rest assured, we don’t either. But luckily there are plenty of books on the topic. Before you buy your plot of land consider reading up on the essentials first.
This farmhouse-style coffee table in pine and iron was handcrafted in Brazil and features a lower shelf for coffee table books.
30 d x 41 w x 18 t
$295
Whether you’re a classic gin and tonic type or a modern mocktail aficionado, this table will give you all the feels.
This Barbara Barry mahogany cocktail table was crafted for Baker Furniture.
32 r x 24.5 t
$495
Finally! A flop that doesn’t make you feel like a flippin’ fool. Though you may have lost the bet, you get to sit at this table daily…so who is the real winner here?
This vintage flop top Mahogany card table/console table features a unique Georgian design and inlayed trim.
36 w x 30 t with top open
$595
If “I’ll drink to that” is your motto, well have a seat next to me dear. We’ve got some tea to spill.
This mid-century coffee table by LANE is sturdy in all the right places.
54 w x 24 d x15 t
$450
Hot food coming through. No matter how big your soiree ends up being, there is plenty of space to accommodate the piping-hot trays coming out of the kitchen.
This French-country oak drop-side dining table was handcrafted with an inlayed star design. Table can be 55.5 round by 30 tall or with leaves down can be 42 square.
$595
Add a touch of vintage charm to your living room with this one-of-a-kind turned-wood coffee table. Handcrafted with care and attention to detail, this coffee table is a true work of art.
Featuring stunning beveled glass inlays on top, this coffee table is not just a functional piece of furniture but also a conversation starter. The glass inlays complement the warm and rustic feel of the turned wood base, creating a unique and inviting look that's sure to impress your guests.
43 w x 32 d x 20.5 t
$450
Dinner tastes so much better with your best comrades surrounding you. It helps if they’re all a little funny too.
This vintage 70s glass and brass table by PACE Collection seats 6 of your silliest friends.
78 l x 42 d x 29 t
$795
When did meeting up with friends for coffee and cake go out of style? Can we bring that tradition back ASAP?
This mid-century coffee table by Ray See was crafted for SeeMar Furniture Co.
36 x 36 x 12
$395
Who said breakfast had to be complicated? A slice of toast with a spoonful of almond butter and jam can go a long way… all the way to lunch if you’re lucky.
This Design Within Reach “Zero” table by Stua would be perfect for a breakfast room or small dining area, $495.
39.5 r x 28.5 t
If your coffee is fair-trade and organic, it only makes sense that your coffee table is sustainable too. And what’s more sustainable than buying vintage?
This Giacometti-style bronzed aluminum coffee table features a brutalist design, $895.
39 square x 16.5 t
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