Handcrafted Oval Dining Table Collection

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An oval wood dining table by Dutch Craft Furniture is a classic style, perfect for many homes. We often recommend an oval table for small and narrow spaces. The rounded corners open walkways around the table and reduce the risk of bumping into sharp corners. Let's explore the features of popular oval dining room tables. Solid Wood Oval Dining Table Options Choosing solid hardwood for your oval kitchen table ensures that your new furniture will last for generations to come. All oval dining tables are available in your choice of locally sourced American hardwoods. Wood options include Red and White Oak, Maple, Cherry, Hickory, Elm and Walnut. Take the time to compare each wood and the unique characteristics of the grain textures. All oval wood kitchen table styles are available with a clear, natural finish or your choice of wood stain. Browse our gallery for popular stain colors and request free wood samples. Comparing wood samples in your home allows you to see the differences in texture in your lighting. This also lets you compare colors with existing wood tones in your home. Our wooden extendable oval dining table styles are solid wood throughout. Amish furniture makers in Ohio never use veneers or engineered wood products in the furniture. This includes tabletops, pedestal bases, and the hidden structure support inside the table. The solid wood structure ensures longevity, with the ability to repair and touch up better than veneer furniture. Consider an Oval Extendable Dining Table Oval tables are available as fixed, solid tops or with extension leaves that store inside the table. Each leaf adds 12 inches to the length of the table. The tables extend easily with gear driven slides to reveal the wooden leaves. The exact number of leaves stored inside the table varies by the size and style. Generally speaking, tables at least 42" wide x 54" long will store 2 leaves inside the tabletop. Larger tables 48" wide x 72" long will often store up to 4 leaves inside the top.