CHARLES BARR ENGLISH CUSTOM 9ft. BANQUET TABLE

Impressive English Mahogany Banquet Table mid-19th century, in the maner of Gillows, having six large turned and reeded legs, carved top and leaves, opening to accommodate seven leaves. h. 30", w. 65"

Exquisite early 19th century George III English banded mahogany dining table with two 20" leaves and double pedestal. Measuring approx 29.5" tall x 66" wide (no leaves) 104" long with leaves x 46" wid

Antique English manor banquet dining table with original brass feet and rollers, 54 in. W, 29 in. T, 11.6 in. L.

An English Regency triple pedestal banquet table, executed in mahogany with two 23" leaves, and rising on outswept legs terminating on brass capped casters, 28"h x 92"w (without leaves) x 45"d

Douglas MacArthur Suite: English Adam-style mahogany double-pedestal banquet table with fine satinwood inlaid fans, swag center and banded border with bellflower corner inlaid wreaths AS IS

ENGLISH MAHOGANY 6 LEG BANQUET TABLE W/ 4 LEAVES 29"H 53.5"W 55"L OPENS TO 150" (TWO 21" LEAVES & TWO 26" LEAVES)

Custome chrome and acrylic coffee table with glass top by Charles Hollis Jones, 1980s. 17" H x 54" W x 54" w.

Elegant Dining Table custom made in England, dining table with flame mahogany double banding rounded edges, double pedestal with reeded legs brass claw feet on casters, closed measures 48 by 76 inches

Early to mid 20th century, Columbia, South Carolina. The set is said to have been created by an African American artisan in the Columbia area. Octagonal top with molded edge above four bold scrolling

Finely Crafted Oval Plank-Top Farmhouse Table On Trestle Base. Hand-Rubbed Finish. Good Condition. 78 Long X 46W X 30H.

Jonathan Charles English oak round top table having a scalloped apron with a tapered octagonal column resting on a cloverleaf base, all in a grey wash finish. From the William Yeoman Collected Country

Jonathan Charles English oak round top table having a scalloped apron with a tapered octagonal column resting on a cloverleaf base, all in a grey wash finish. From the William Yeoman Collected Country

Impressive English Chippendale style walnut banquet dining table having crossbanded top resting on "C" scroll and ancanthus leaf carved legs with ball and claw feet, late 19th c.; 76" length fixed w/n

Lillian August Designer Custom English Country Antique Pine Constructed Carved Round Quality Dining Table. 38 inches x 60 inches in diameter

Charles Webb custom Modernist oak dining table, 20th c., rectangular table, on circular tapering legs, label to interior of apron, 30"h x 72"l x 36"w

A custom English mahogany dining table having double pedestal base, tilt top sections and an extension board circa 1920. Ht: 28" Wd: 84" Dpth: 42.25" (extended)

29.50"H, 93"W, 46"D, Leaves - 18"W

English Regency-style double-pedestal banquet table having three leaves, mahogany with banded inlay, 30" H x 133"L (including the three leaves) x 48" W. With pads. Good condition. Provenance: Wellesle

Massive English mahogany four pedestal base banquet table with brass casters, circa 1780, with three extra leaves. 27.75"h x 58"w x 141"l / Leaf width: 30"

Exceptional Rare Antique English Table Clock by Charles Nollorth Yarmouth, England. With Hand Enameled Orientalist Decorations & Bronze Handle. Circa Mid 19thC.Condition: Generally Very Good.Dimension

A custom white oak conference table or banquet table, executed in natural white oak with a 3" thick apron, and rising on a wrought metal tapered base, 28"h x 12'w x 44"d

Custom English Georgian Style Coffee Table. Custom contemporary coffee table with an English Georgian design. Hand painted with a floral filigree design. 20.5 inches x 36 inches x 36 inches.

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

Author: W. Carew Hazlitt 1886 Antique 1st edition cookbook entitled Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine. A history of English food preparation and table customs. Published by George J. Coombes, New