A wide variety of tables in small scales.

Chair Table
Another piece from the days of sparsely furnished houses when items of furniture often served more than one purpose. Sometimes called a monks bench, this piece can be used as a chair or table depending upon whether the top is in a horizontal or vertical position. Our pieces are made in oak and are available with a circular or rectangular top. Illustration shown on chair page.
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Cricket Table
A traditional piece so called due to it having three legs.
Ł9 24th scale only

Tea, Tripod and Wine Tables
A piece of furniture originating from the Georgian period which can be used for a number of decorative purposes. It is available in walnut as well as the more traditional mahogany of this period. Three different sizes are available each with it’s own name. There are many variations on the name depending upon which book or authority is consulted. The term tripod table can be taken as a generic term. Our wine table is the smallest and the tripod version the largest.
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Trestle Table
Sometimes called a refectory table, this is a very traditional piece of furniture. It’s origins can be traced back to the 15th century. It was designed to be taken apart and stored flat against a wall when not in use. Although our piece cannot be taken apart it does feature a rail that is tusk tenoned through the ends and held in place with wedges, even in 1/24th scale.
It is available in yew and oak.
Ł18.50 12th scale only