Eldred Wheeler Dining Room Table

Product description eldred wheeler is now offering the most affordable coffee table we have ever made and it comes in tiger maple and cherry wood.

Eldred wheeler dining room table.

S t e z x p o n l s o r f e d 4 5 e g. Pedestals raised on slipper feet. Eldred wheeler harvest drop leaf dining room table bench made. Stenella antiques has numerous pieces of brand new eldred wheeler items on display that are ready to ship.

Eldred wheeler has made handcrafted 18th century reproductions for 40 years. This was the first truly original american furniture created in the colonies. Eldred wheeler benchmade tiger maple tea table. Pedestal dining table small 29 h x 42 w x 64 l round or rectangular w 2 leaves large 29 x 48 w x 100 l round or rectangular w 2 leaves.

Lot eldred wheeler two part pedestal dining table in maple. Eldred wheeler solid cherry double pedestal dining room table williamsburg style. Today eldred wheeler crafts a wide variety of sought after period forms in native woods of cherry and tiger maple typical of the early american cabinet makers. Eldred wheeler american queen anne style tea table tiger maple late 20th century.

These pieces range from the simple queen anne tea table to elaborate secretary desks and carved and scrolled dunlap highboys tables chairs cupboards mirrors chests and more. A highly attractive bench made tea table after the american queen anne originals this piece exhibits the skilled hand craftsmanship the antique interiorcolonial williamsburgprimitive decornew furniturebedstwinhome decorprim decortwins. Below are the regularly stocked items and their discounted pricing. Vintage eldred wheeler hand made dining table 4 chairs country queen anne style.

Eldred wheeler harvest drop leaf dining room table bench made. Due to the legs being removable it ships inexpensively and can be stored easily. Founded by emmett eldred and bill wheeler in the 70 s the company was one of the first to build fine 18th century handcrafted reproductions of pieces built in the late 1700 s outside major urban areas in new england.