James H. Dew dining table. Handmade circa 1975 using 200-year-old pumpkin pine boards. Jim Dew sold D. R. Dimes furniture in his Guilford, CT, shop. He occasionally built bespoke tables for clients using 18th century boards. This table has a 4-board top and straight tapered legs. The top and skirt are hand block planed. It measures 33.5 inches wide, 95 inches long and 29.75 inches high. It comfortably seats 8. The finish is a rich honey color. The chairs are shown for scale and not included. The price is for the table alone.

David T. Smith pair of artisan kitchen stools. Beautiful reddish black finish. Strong and comfortable with solid plank seats. Each stool measures 23.5 inches high and 13 inches across the seat.

Vintage artisan made Windsor side chair by David T. Smith Cabinet Makers in Morrow, Ohio, and retailed by Cornucopia in Harvard, MA. Wonderful saddle seat, strong and comfortable. Measures 37.5 inches high to the back, 17.75 inches high to the seat, and 18 inches deep.

19th century Chinese plant stand circa 1860. Carved rosewood with marble insert. Excellent condition. Measures 15 inches high by 11 inches in diameter.

Stephen von Hohen pine table with single drawer. Note the wooden pin construction and hand block planed top. Stephen von Hohen is no longer in business crafting fine reproductions of American country furniture. The table measures 18.5 inches side and deep, 26 inches high. Excellent original condition with some minor use wear commensurate with its age.