08/28/2026
Outdoor dining season isn’t over. Cooler evenings, earlier sunset… September and October might actually be the best months for eating outdoors, in my humble opinion.
And, conveniently, we have two stunning vintage tables! These are the real deal—vintage and antique wrought iron, with the age, weight and character that make the older pieces so good and hard to find in this condition.
Set One: Vintage Iron + Glass Dining Set. A solid and ornate black iron table with gorgeous scrollwork, paired with two coordinating vintage iron chairs (missing their seat inserts/cushions so you get to be creative here!) We’ve paired it with a scalloped-edge glass top (not original to the set but looks awesome. Glass has very light wear/scratching consistent with age ). The round, scalloped top makes it elegant without being too precious — and so pretty for a patio, porch or sunroom. The fabric you pick could take this set in many different directions!
Dimensions: Table- 3ftx2ftx30 inches tall. Glass top is 45 inches round. Chairs 15x15 seat surface, 15 inches to the seat, 37 inches to the back. Just $199!
Set Two: Vintage/Antique Floral Iron Dining Set. This one has such good details and is in excellent condition all around. A rectangular iron table with floral and scrollwork accents and five matching botanical-back chairs (and one captain’s chair) with mesh seats. It’s currently missing its tabletop, which gives you the chance to finish it with glass, stone, wood or something completely unexpected. I used an antique door as a table top and was going to make a mosaic top with vintage ceramic which would be a fun project!
Dimensions: Table: 60.5l x 32.5w x 28t. Chairs- 16x17.5x16 to the seat, 33 to the back. Captain's chair arms are 18 wide. An absolute steal at $250
Both are vintage and have the age-appropriate wear and character. They’re priced accordingly and the value here is very much in the original wrought-iron frames. Get them in time for fall entertaining and Halloween parties! We’ve priced them to MOVE.
Available for pickup in the Frederick area, and delivery is available for an additional fee.
Now the important question: Which is your favorite? Are you Set One or Set Two?
