Queen Anne Tables

Victorian Formal and Queen Anne Style Tables

Your Queen Anne dining room requires a sophisticated table. Often shown in Cherry with a rich stain, choose a Queen Anne style dining table in the American hardwood, shape, and size you prefer. Curving shapes, cabriole legs, and refined ornament define the classic Queen Anne furniture style.

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The Queen Anne style dining room table is perhaps most recognizable by the cabriole legs. Other stylistic elements help bring a classic furniture style into the modern day dining room such as intricate pedestals and bases, deep finishes, and scalloped aprons. Often crafted in solid Cherry, Walnut, or Maple, Countryside Amish Furniture’s Queen Anne dining tables are offered in a number of domestic wood species to create your one-of-a-kind custom dining room furniture. These oval or rectangular dining tables can be Amish-built with a solid or expanding top with center leaves.

  • What is a Queen Anne style table?

    A Queen Anne style dining room table has several recognizable design elements, including cabriole legs, intricate pedestals and bases, deep finishes, and scalloped aprons.

  • How do I set a formal dining table?

    Industry standard says you should allow 30" of space per adult while setting up your formal dining table. Check out our complete guide to setting up your table for more information.

  • How do I decorate a Queen Anne dining table when not in use?

    You may decide to reserve your Queen Anne dining table for formal dining occasions, but it still serves an important style purpose year-round. Queen Anne dining tables are often crafted in solid Cherry, Walnut, or Maple, so you will want to use table linens in complementary colors. In terms of the Queen Anne style itself, think ornate, scrolling, and carved details.