Western Pub & Bar Tables

Pub and bar tables should feel like a destination—where people linger, not pass through. These authentic Western pieces bring height, presence, and materials that hold up: warm woods, iron bases, and finishes that play well in ranch homes and lodge-style entertaining spaces.

Broken Spur Pub Table

$1,099.00

Iron Mesa Pub Table

$1,974.00

Handcrafted Western Pub Table – Solid Wood with Carved Pedestal Base

$5,999.00

Rancher’s Reserve Bar

From $1,899.00

"Outlaw’s Round” Poker Table

$7,650.00

Western Pub & Bar Tables That Invite Conversation

• True pub scale: the right height for comfortable seating
• Stable build: bases that feel planted—no wobble, no flimsy legs
• Surfaces you can live with: durable finishes made for real use

Finish the setup with Bar Carts and Dining Chairs.

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