AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE PINE SIDE TABLE

AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE TABLE, rectangular molded-edge top above a single scratch-beaded drawer, raised on tapered round legs terminating in pad feet. Pine secondary wood. Retains an old

Circa 1750. Having an oval top above pegged frame atop four nicely formed legs terminating in a dainty pad foot. The top is a two board top and an older replacement. The frame of the table is in very

American Queen Anne Tavern Table, pine with red wash surface, mortise-and-tenon and pegged construction. Rectangular top with molded edges and rounded corners, over a plain skirt with curved brackets,

The American Masterpiece Collection Hickory White Queen Anne style 2 drawer side table 22.5" x 17" x 30.5"

Queen Anne Style tilt top side table. American, Early 20th Century. Circular tilt top table with locking mechanism, three cabriole feet. Wear to feet, large wear spot on table top. 28" H x 36" diamete

Item measures approx. 25"h x 24"w x 18"d. It is all pine construction with a scalloped top and storage shelf below. It stands on a Queen Anne leg.

Late 20th century, pine with curly maple top. Console table on delicate legs with porringer top. Some sun fading. 25.25"h. 60"w. 25"d.

American Antique Queen Anne Style Drop Leaf Corner Tablelate 19th century, mahogany, pine secondary, triangular drop leaf with gate-leg support, turned tapered legs with pad foot, scalloped skirt. 27

Including a Queen Anne side chair and a pair of side tables, h. 25-1/2 w. 16 d. 15-3/4 in. (table)

Third quarter-18th century, cherry with pine secondary. Top with rooted edge, one over three overlapping dovetailed drawers, shape ends and apron, turned drop finials (right one is broken), cabriole l

Mid 18th century, mixed woods including maple, chestnut, poplar and pine. Cabriole legs with pad feet, single board top with thumb molded edge, scrolled apron and one over three dovetailed drawers wit

American Queen Anne Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tableprobably Southern, mid-18th century, yellow pine secondary, solid rectangular top with bowed ends, demilune drop leaf with gate-leg support, each end w

AN AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE WALNUT CIRCULAR DROP-LEAF TABLE, LATE 18TH CENTURY, the double gate leg action supporting the rounded top surface on either side, above a plain frieze and heightened by cylindri

AN AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE WALNUT CIRCULAR DROP-LEAF TABLE, LATE 18TH CENTURY, the double gate-leg action supporting the rounded top surface on either side, above a plain frieze and heightened by cylindri

Mid 18th century, walnut with some figure and pine secondary. Pegged construction. Old dark stain on base. Pieced repairs including hinges, one leaf has slight warp. 27.5"h. 44.5"w. 14"w. with 15" lea

American Drew, Oval Queen Anne Style Cherry Dining Table with eight matching dining chairs. (2) Arm Chairs (6) Side Chairs (62 1/2" Long X 42 1/2 Wide X 30" High) Condition - Good

American Girl Doll Felicity Queen Anne Style Tilt Top Table & Chairs. Table features pie-crust edging and Queen Anne legs. The tabletop tilts down for easy storage. The matching side chairs are decora

In walnut with pine secondary wood, circa 1750, two board top over three overhanging dovetailed drawers on one long side with original bat wing brasses, tapered legs terminating in pad feet, 31 1/2 x

Ca. 1765 American Queen Anne side chairs from the workshop of Nathanial Gould, Massachusetts, with carved mahogany owl eye splats, on cabriole legs with hockey puck feet, and later needlepoint floral

Mahogany. Vase form back splat, slip seat on curved legs and bun feet. 21" x 21" x 40"

Circa 1750, likely New England. The handsome cherry wood chairs having nicely carved and turned frames with rush seats atop Spanish feet. Good sturdy shape ready to be used. H39" W19" D14 1/2"

Third quarter 18th century, mixed woods. Shaped crests with ears, vase, splat, boldly turned stretchers and legs with Spanish feet. Replaced rush seats and refinished. 18" seat, 40.5"h.

circa 1740; New England, yoke crest rail, vasiform splat, brush feet and rush seat, 43 in. H., 19 in. W.

circa 1740; New England, yoke crest rail, vasiform splat with rush seat, 39 in. H., 19 in. W.