An English Mahogany Table, in the manner of Duncan

Oversized English Mahogany Round Table. Dining Table. Duncan Phyfe Base. Crotched mahogany. -- Dimensions: H: 29.5 inches: W: 72 inches: D: 72 inches ---

A fine American Federal period Three (3) part mahogany dining room table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe. Fine brass paw feet and acanthus carving. Dimensions: 99" X 47" X 30" and Two (2) leaves 22", 17

Mahogany pembroke table, in the English Hepplewhite manner, with two drop leaves with banded edges above a single drawer terminating over square tapered legs, one faux drawer to the reverse. 27” H x

A Classical Carved and Figured Mahogany Octagonal Top Card Table In the manner of Duncan Phyfe, Mid-Atlantic States, Circa 1810 Height 28 3/4 x width 30 1/4 x depth 18 1/2 inches (closed).

English manner mahogany fixed top butler's tray table with brass hinges on four chamfered columnar legs. 21.5" H x 27.5" W x 19" D closed, 33.5" W x 27" D open. Scratches to top. From the Estate of Pe

English Regency -manner mahogany wood console table, two drawer with inlaid motif, on four columnar tapered legs, the interior bearing old label from "M. Alexander / C.R. Fenton & Co." 36" H X 54.25 W

English Duncan Phyfe Style Mahogany Tilt Top Table - 29 in tall x 51 x 37

A Sheraton style extension dining table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe offers flame mahogany construction with top in oval form with cross banding and inlaid satinwood raised on double urn form pedesta

Arthur Brett Regency-style round mahogany extension dining table in the English manner after a design by Gillows of Lancaster, centered with star inlay to flame/crotch mahogany veneers and concentric

Regency inlaid mahogany serving table, c. 1815, English, in the manner of Gillows, shaped top, turned legs with reeded collars headed by inlaid diamonds, 32.5"h x 72.25"w x 28.25" d Provenance: Palmet

English George III style round mahogany 4-footed table with faux ebonized string inlay decoration, with alternating faux and real drawers around the drum shape top, with brass cap paw feet, on casters

19th Century Rosewood and Mahogany library Table with tooled leather top resting on Duncan Phyfe base English, 4 drawers with original brass pulls. Size 51" dia x 29" h

George III style Chinoiserie gate-leg games table, in the manner of similar models from Thomas Chippendale (English, 1718-1779), the rectangular hinged mahogany top above an apron with hidden gateleg

English Taste, 20th C. after the manner of Thomas Hope, on lion paw feet. Together with a pair of mahogany low tables en suite.Repairs, surface distress.Provenance: Dreweatts Auction, Lot 447, June 8/

English, c. 1775, with fluting, beading and rosettes, with secret drawer, manner of Thomas Chippendale Jr. 28-3/4"h x 25-1/2"w x 17-3/4"d Repairs to front left corner.

English, circa 1820. Regency era mahogany mechanical desk, in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster and London, having an adjustable slanted document surface with a pull out writing surface with tooled l

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY, SATINWOOD, AND MARQUETRY CROSSBANDED DEMILUNE GAMES OR CARD TABLE, CIRCA LAST QUARTER 18TH CENTURY, in the manner of Thomas Sheraton (English 1751-1806), with double gate leg ac

Late 19th century English Victorian carved mahogany banquet size dining table, circa 1880, the moulded rectangular top with D-shape ends, on tapering fluted legs raised on casters, having an extending

A bronze mounted mahogany dining table in the manner of Jansen made by Nordiska circa 1950. Ht: 30" Wd: 92.5" Dpth: 46.5"

1st item: English mahogany Chippendale style tilting tea table with an octofoil carved top, carved spiral standard and acanthus carved knees and feet. 43" H (vertical), approx. 30" H (horizontal) x 31

An English Mahogany Table Clock Dial signed Dent, Royal Exchange, London Height 9 x width 6 x depth 5 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Atlanta, Georgia

Carved English Mahogany Table with 3 Leaves. 117" L 55" D 32" H

An English mahogany table display cabinetlate 19th centuryheight 23 1/4in (59cm); width 22in (56cm); depth 9 1/2in (24cm)

19th century 45 1/2 inches diameter; 27 inches high