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Country French Dining Table Made by Henri Quinta, circa 1990s
Country French Dining Table Made by Henri Quinta, circa 1990s

Country French Dining Table Made by Henri Quinta, circa 1990s

Located in Highwood, IL

Hate to admit it, but our own dining room has a Quinta Country French dining table that Henri made us.

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1990s French Country Dining Room Tables

French Style Hand-Made Walnut Dining Table Available in Any Size By Old Plank
French Style Hand-Made Walnut Dining Table Available in Any Size By Old Plank

French Style Hand-Made Walnut Dining Table Available in Any Size By Old Plank

By Henri Quinta

Located in Highwood, IL

This is a copy of an 18th century French Round Dining Table, that one might have seen in Southwest France, or the Catalonia region of Spain. Our country French Round Dining Table is ...

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2010s American Country Dining Room Tables

Materials

Hickory, Sycamore, Beech, Walnut

French Style Bespoke Hand-Made Walnut Dining Table
French Style Bespoke Hand-Made Walnut Dining Table

French Style Bespoke Hand-Made Walnut Dining Table

By Henri Quinta

Located in Wiscasset, ME

These tables were custom made by Henri Quinta, who worked out of Perpignan, France.

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20th Century French Baroque Dining Room Tables

Materials

Walnut

Vintage Walnut Trestle Table from France
Vintage Walnut Trestle Table from France

Vintage Walnut Trestle Table from France

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H 30 in W 103 in D 43.75 in

Vintage Walnut Trestle Table from France

By Henri Quinta

Located in Pasadena, CA

This table reflects the finest materials and craftsmanship from the Henri Quinta workshops during the 1990's. The top is 2.5'' thick solid walnut with a double ebony stringing inlay...

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1990s French Country Dining Room Tables

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