George II Carved Mahogany Drop Leaf Breakfast Table

A GEORGE II CARVED MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE, POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY, with a hinged rectangular top above a plain frieze, raised on elegant cabriole legs ending in claw and ball feet with one composing

A GEORGE II CARVED MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE, POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY, with a hinged rectangular top above a plain frieze, raised on elegant cabriole legs ending in claw and ball feet with one composing

A George II mahogany drop leaf breakfast table, circa 1750, oval form, on pad feet, 72cm high, 113cm wide

A George II style mahogany drop leaf table A George II style mahogany drop leaf table, 20th century, the oval top on scrolled pad foot legs with shell carved knees, top 101 x 144cm max, 72cm high Cond

A George II mahogany six-seat drop-leaf table, A George II mahogany six-seat drop-leaf table, the solid mahogany oval top on scrolled supports with shell-carved knees, on claw and ball feet, top 138 x

An English George II Mahogany Drop Leaf Table. Circa 1740 When closed: 28.5" x 42" x 17.5" Each leaf: 20"

18th century, with rectangular leaves, the shaped apron above straight legs ending in pad feet. [28 1/2" H x 29 1/2" L x 45 1/2" W open]. Few losses, cracks, and patches.

mid 18th century, rectangular solid one board top with rounded edge, large demilune one board drop leaves with gate leg supports, turned and tapered straight legs with pad feet. 28 x 59 x 26 in., each

Late George III Mahogany Drop Leaf Breakfast Table, Irish 28 3/4 x 16 in. x 5 ft. 2 in. (closed); 28 3/4 x 45 x 5 ft. 2 in. (open). The Neoclassicist: Niall Smith

Circa 1820. Having rectangular top with hinged leaves over nicely tapered legs. H29" W20" L31"

George II Mahogany Hexagonal Top Drop Leaf Table 18th century on triangular base with tapered cylindrical legs and pad feet. Height 28 x width 24 inches extended Estimate $1,000-2,000 Property from th

with blind fret carved apron, single end drawer on molded and chambered square legs. Wear, scratches and scuffs consistent with age and use. 28" high, 32" wide, 32" deep (open), 16" deep (closed). Pro

George II Queen Anne Mahogany Drop Leaf Table, 18th century, height 28 inches, top open 39" x 46".

A George II carved mahogany drop-flap dining table, third quarter 18th century, raised on turned straight legs, ending in pad feet. Dimensions:Height 28in; width 44 1/2in; depth 18 3/4in; length open

A high quality American mahogany drop leaf breakfast table above an apron with gilt and black stenciling on the corners, and having an acanthus carved column leading to lower circular platform with 4

drop leaf breakfast table with four column platform base with carved paw feet on casters. Closed: 29 1/4" high, 27" wide, 25 1/4" deep; open: 52 1/4" deep. Light age and use wear, scratches.

American Classical Mahogany Drop-Leaf Breakfast Table , early 19th c., New York, frieze drawer with lion and ring pull, foliate carved urn standard, leaf carved saber legs, brass paw, casters, h. 29 1

George III style mahogany breakfast table with drop leaf sides. 30.5" H x 35.5" W x 25" D.

19th century (c. 1820) Philadelphia drop leaf Mahogany breakfast table. Sheraton, Federal period. Beautiful figured Mahogany with remarkable aged patina, age appropriate wear. Turned carved spiral leg

19th C. English Mahogany Drop Leaf Table. George III style, oval top, 4 carved cabriole legs with ball & claw feet. 27.25" H, 41.875" x 53.25" oval top, leaves up, 17.875" D, leaves down.

American Classical Carved Mahogany Breakfast Table , early-to-mid 19th c., likely New York, shaped drop-leaf top, frieze drawer, four pineapple carved supports, stretcher shelf, acanthus carved hairy

English, 19th century. A George III style mahogany drop leaf table with oval top, four carved cabriole legs, and ball & claw feet. Approx. h. 27.25", w. 41.875" x 53.25" oval top (leaves up), d. 17.87

Pair of Federal Style Carved Mahogany Side Chairs, American Taste, 19th/20th C., together with a George III style mahogany drop leaf table, English Taste, 20th C. Chairs: height of crest 34"h Table: 2

Circa 1815, possibly Duncan Phyfe, New York. Rectangular top with shaped drop leaves over single frieze drawer, supported on reeded urn pedestal emitting four acanthus carved saber legs terminating in