Handmade Solid Oak Coffee Tables

BF1010 Solid Oak Rectangular Coffee Table with 2 drawers

BF1001 Oak Rectangular Coffee Table 3' to 4' long

BF1011 Solid Oak Rustic Coffee Table

BF1007 Solid Oak Hall Table

BF1003 Solid Oak Canted Hall Table

BF1018 Solid Oak Hall Table

BF1009 Solid Oak Nest of 3 Tables

BF1004 Burr Oak Octagonal Coffee Table

BF1004 Octagonal Coffee Table on 4 Carved Octagonal Legs

BF1005 Solid Oak Octagonal Coffee Table on Cruciform Pedestal

BF1006 Solid Oak Octagonal Wine Table

BF1013 Burr Oak Half Moon Occasional Table

BF1019 Coffee Table with Carved Lattice Insert

BF1012 Solid Oak Square Coffee Table, with Drawer

BF1015 Circular Coffee Table with Drawer

BF1008 Solid Oak Magazine Table

BF1016 Solid Oak Square Coffee Table with Shelf

BF1014 Occasional Table with Open Front

Solid Oak Hall Table with Shelf

BF1020 Contemporary Glazed Coffee Table

BF115 Hall Table with 2 Shelves

BF1021 Coffee Table with Shelf and Adzed Top

Finest quality handmade occasional tables. Our designs can be adjusted to suit your individual requirements or alternatively we can custom-make a piece of furniture to your unique specifications in either a traditional or contemporary style. The tables are shown in English oak but we also offer a choice of other hardwoods.

Ammonia is used to fume the oak this process enhances the unique natural grain of the timber and allows us to achieve a choice of colour finishes from natural through medium to dark oak. You may choose between straighter grained timber or the beautiful patterns and knots found in "burr" and "pippy" oak (an additional charge is made for burr and pippy oak).

Knots are always present in timber, and are found where branches were once attached to the main trunk and boughs and then enveloped within the grain as the tree grows. When a board is cut vertically from a tree trunk, the knot will resemble a circle of darker wood within the grain. Each board is unique and the knots and grain patterns add character to the furniture.

Creating a honeycombed effect is a highly skilled technique called “adzing” and this can be requested as an optional extra finish to the cabinet tops or panels. Learn More about how we make our furniture.