19th c. CHERRY TAVERN TABLE, PEGGED

19th c. CHERRY TAVERN TABLE, PEGGED

A nineteenth century walnut tavern table having pegged construction. Ht: 30" Wd: 78" Dpth: 34.5"

19th C American Cherry & Walnut Tavern Table26.75" H x 60" W x 28.25" D

French Provincial Cherry Tavern Table, 19th C.28" H x 59.75" W x 28.5" D

An American country walnut and cherry tavern table, first quarter 19th century, fitted with a single small drawer to the frieze, height 28 1/2 in l width 32 3/4in; depth 25in

The circular pine table top on maple base with turned legs joined to the skirt by pegged construction. Plus a tripod base candle stand with square top on turned standard. Shipping for this lot will be

likely English,19th C Dimensions: 25 1/2"H x 33"W x 21 1/2"D Property from a Historic Litchfield Connecticut Home (SCOO286)(MM)

The overhanging top with breadboard ends above a dovetailed drawer and four turned legs with central common stretcher, pegged construction, the black paint is assumed to be later. Shipping for this lo

Single-drawer country tavern table on tapered legs. Originally purchased for $2,595 in 2002. Dimensions: H 27" x W 38.5" x D 24.75"Condition: Some natural splits to wood. Some rubs and nicks to legs.

A 19th C. French Provincial cherry table with a circular top over a pegged construction frame with tapering legs. 27-3/4in tall x 38 in diameter. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside deliv

19th c French country cherry farm table with breadboard plank top, single drawer and pegged construction, appx 30 1/2" t x 68" l x 33 1/2" d. Good condition.

Southern Pine Tavern Tablelate 19th century, three board top, pegged joints, straight tapered legs with stretcher base. 28 x 34.5 x 44.5 in. From the circa 1750 Aspen Hill Estate, Old Church, Virginia

Late 18th-early 19th century, walnut and pine. Stretcher base table with pegged construction, turned legs with rounded corners and beaded edge apron. Oval, one board top has iron nails. Old surface wi

Late 18th-early 19th century, maple. Oval top, apron with beaded edge, turned canted legs, box stretchers and pegged construction. Refinished, age splits and may have lost some height. 23.75"h. 28"w.

Ohio, mid 19th century, cherry and walnut. Possibly made by Paul Reiker. Four board top, pegged base with tapered legs. Old refinishing, two legs have spliced repairs at apron, top is removable with o

First quarter 19th century, pine and maple. One-board top, base with turned legs, box stretchers and pegged construction. Wear, stains, puttied repairs, age splits and refinished. 24"h. 40"w. 24"d.

Mid 18th century, America. Having a rectangular top over turned wood pegged frame with lower stretcher also nicely pegged. The top is likely a 19th century replacement. H26" D25" W35"

Second half 19th century, yew wood. Lozenge shaped drop leaf top, slightly canted legs with stretchers and pegged construction. Wear and some insect damage. 18"h. 29" wide opened with 8.25" leaves, 17

First half of the 19th century, America. Having a nice one board top with bread board ends atop pegged frame emitting four tapered legs. H28" D21 5/8" L33 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Hilton Hea

English Oak Tavern Table, 4 board top, on a double ended trestle base with stretchers at mid height on each side, mortised and pegged construction, probably 19th c, 36 1-2" x 24 1-2", 27 1-2" high, ol

American, 19th Century. Colonial soldier with a pegged left leg smoking a pipe and sitting at tavern table. Inscription on back: “Bought of the young Barker, the artist, May 13, 1834.” Fra

19th century, Vermont, cherry with curly maple drawer fronts, pine secondary, pegged construction, one dovetailed drawer over lower shelf having cupid's bow side moldings and dovetailed drawer below,

Cherry scalloped top with center drawer shaped aprons, and hand pegged cabriole legs with French feet. Original turned brass knob. 17 1/4w x 22 1/4d x 28 1/4h

19th Century tavern table with inlay at legs and across front below 2 drawers. Has 4 pegs for top. Approx. 28" H x 60" W x 34" D. A little shorter than normal as the feet appear to have been "ended ou