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Eclipse — 1870 to 1882 A smaller table, though a big favorite, available in 7' 8' and 9' sizes. More information |
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Economy — 1895 to 1908 It is made only in one size and furnished in oak, either natural or Flemish finish. More information |
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Elizabethan (custom) — 1926 We are prepared to submit special designs in any period desired, or to match any wood or finish. More information |
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Empire — 1906 to 1911 Manufactured from 1906 to 1911 under 18 construction patents awarded from 1896 to 1905. More information |
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Empire (Canada) — 1940 Finished in "1940 Antique Mahogany" finish, under the direction of one of North America's most famous furniture designers. More information |
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Enterprise — 1937 Roller grained ribbon walnut; no trim. More information |
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Exposition — 1934 to 1940 The French Government thought so well of the new Brunswick Exposition table that they paid all expenses of transportation for exhibition at the 1937 Paris Exposition. More information |
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Exposition Novelty — 1870 to 1880 A private residence table that is a marvel or artistic excellence. More information |
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