Mission Tables
Handmade Solid Wood Tables in Mission Style
Mission style dining or kitchen tables are solid wood, simple, stylish, strong and built to last for generations. Classic Mission or craftsman dining furniture often features elegantly simple designs, heavy proportions, and accented joinery. Invest in an Amish made table with a timeless Mission style.
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Kinsey Rustic Leg Table
A beautiful modern dinner table built to withstand generations of use, the Kinsey Rustic Leg Table is a simple yet elegant centerpiece for your room.
Wiscasset Trestle Table
Handcrafted to last a lifetime, the Wiscasset Trestle Table showcases a beautiful trestle base with exposed joinery to create a rustic and classic feel.
Saginaw Dining Table
Chunky legs and breadboard ends make our Saginaw Dining Table a beautifully handcrafted work of art. Create a one-of-a-kind table with a variety of options.
Bay Minette Kitchen Table
Popular in smooth hardwoods and contemporary finishes, the Bay Minette Kitchen Table boasts easy expansion capabilities and stunning Walnut inlays.
Artesia Single Pedestal Table
A classic Mission presentation with diamond Walnut inlays, the Artesia Single Pedestal Table is standard with a 1-inch thick boat shaped top.
Hotchkiss Trestle Table
The Hotchkiss Trestle Table is curated with a mix of rustic and mission styles. This farmhouse style table is handcrafted and loaded with intricate details.
Huntsville Trestle Table
Truly one of a kind with vintage circular-sawn distressing, the Huntsville Trestle Table has a thick, expanding top and unique farmhouse-inspired base.
Daviston Double Pedestal Table
Handsome with timeless mission design, the Daviston Double Pedestal Table is standard with a clipped corner top profile, mission edge, and angular pedestals.
Tulsa Single Pedestal Table
Available with a oval top or smaller 36 inch round top, the Tulsa Oak Single Pedestal Table will accept up to two center leaves. Crafted from domestic hardwood.
Pacific Rim Dining Table
A timeless trestle design with exposed tenons and carved legs, the Pacific Rim Dining Table is handmade to order in the solid American wood of your choosing.
Baxter Place Table
Ideal for a classic or Shaker inspired dining space, the Baxter Place Table is available in countless size, hardwood, and hand-rubbed finish options.
Parron Butterfly Leaf Leg Table
Invest in a solid wood Parron Butterfly Leaf Leg Table with self-storing leaf. This classic dining table is standard with a radius corner top profile.
Starling Leg Table
Countryside's Starling Leg Table is ideal for expansion with a unique skirt, rectangular top, and tapered legs. Each is Amish handmade to order in the USA.
Hotchkiss Rustic Round Kitchen Table
The Hotchkiss Rustic Round Kitchen Table is a true work of art. Beautifully handcrafted to your liking, this table offers a variety of customizable options.
Arroyo Butterfly Leaf Dining Table
An Amish dining table that self stores expansion leaves. Customize a mission inspired Arroyo Butterfly Leaf Dining Table with Countryside Amish online.
Rock Hacienda Butterfly Leaf Table
A detailed, arched trestle supports a hardwood table top with waterfall edge. Each Rock Hacienda Butterfly Leaf Table is handmade by experienced Amish artisans.
Rosales Kitchen Island with Pull Out Table
Entertain guests when needed, yet save valuable space with a Rosales Kitchen Island with Pull Out Table. This island has a hidden 90 inch long slide out table.
Franconia Ridge Trestle Table
Our Franconia Ridge Trestle Table is a real wood, Amish made table that expands with ease. Pictured in Quartersawn White Oak with a mission golden wood finish.
Countryside Amish Furniture offers a wide selection of custom dining and kitchen tables in true Mission styles. From intricate trestle and pedestal bases to streamlined, simple legs, we have a made-to-order Mission styled table for every household. Mission style tables often feature expansion leaves, and are popular in solid Oak, Quartersawn White Oak, or domestic Cherry. All of these Mission table designs rely on the highly skilled, Amish craftsman's steady hand to carry them forward from one generation to the next.