Philadelphia Queen Anne walnut breakfast table,

Philadelphia Queen Anne Walnut Tilt-Top Tea Table, 1760-80. The circular dish top tilting above a birdcage support and cylindrical ring-turned and supressed ball standard, raised on cabriole legs endi

20th century. Benchmade, having a very elegant form. The piece is composed of a quality walnut having vivid grain with a swing out leg to support the top. The legs are very elegantly shaped with good

English, 18th C. 27-1/2"h x 31-1/2"w x 19-1/4"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Circa 1770, attributed to Philadelphia. The piece has an excellent figured top and leaves above shaped skirt at each end leading down to four very well carved legs ending in an excellently carved trip

An English Queen Anne-style walnut lowboy dressing table with a three-drawer case. 27-1/2in tall x 30-1/2in wide x 18in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and internation

PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE CHAIR, the back featuring a yoke-shaped crest rail with rounded ends above a solid vasiform splat and trapezoidal seat rails mortised through the rear posts, and ha

PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE CHAIR, shaped crest rail above solid baluster-form splat spoon back, and trapezoidal seat frame with through-mortise side rails, the whole raised on cabriole legs w

Philadelphia Queen Anne walnut necessary chair, circa 1770. 42.5"h x 29"w x 18"d / 15.5" seat height

QUEEN ANNE DROP-LEAF BREAKFAST TABLEMassachusetts, Mid-18th CenturyIn maple, with cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Nice surface and diminutive size.Height 27.75”. Length 13.5” plus two 13.5” dr

A rare form walnut serving table with a deep scalloped apron on turned legs ending in button feet. 28”H x 40”L x 19”W.

English Queen Anne walnut console table having crossbanded figural top with herringbone inlay and cross-grain ogee molded lip overl a conforming frieze resting on raised shell and husk stand supportin

New England, 18th Century. 25in h x 26in w x 16in d.

Queen Anne Walnut Side Table Fitted with one side drawer with slight worming and a loss. 27 1/2 x 27 x 19 1/4 in.

English Queen Anne walnut tea table with herringbone and cross banded top resting on a shell, acanthus leaf and husk carved frieze supported by 4 cabriole legs on similar enriched scroll pad feet, lat

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

An 18th C. Queen Anne walnut tavern table having an overhanging removable top over a case with two drawers and cabriole legs. 32in tall x 53-1/2in wide x 33in deep.

possibly Pennsylvania, late 18th century, circular dish top, bird cage with turned baluster support, ring turned standard with suppressed ball, tripod base, with raised pad foot. 29 x 34.25 x 33.25 in

Rectangular with rounded corners and a pendant frieze, on cabriole legs ending in pad feet, with two leaves.Height 29”. Width 5’ 4”. Depth 43”. Width of each leaf 12”.(Cond: good)

Pennsylvania Queen Anne Walnut Drop-leaf Table. Cabriole legs with trifid feet. 28-1/4'h. x 20-1/2"d. 45-1/4"l. Leaves measure 19-3/4". Condition: Good with wear and minor losses.

Pair of Philadelphia Queen Anne style Walnut side chairs each signed "Harrison Higgins", 1988. 41"h. x 18"w. Seat height 18".

Shaped and moulded top over four small drawers raised on four attenuated cabriole legs with scroll carving on knees ending in pad feet Dimensions: 29 x 24 x 16 in. NOTE: Wear consistent with age and

c. 1780, oval dropleaf table having two rounded drop leaves with swing leg supports, mortise and tenon pegged construction, cabriole legs with pad feet; 43"L, 14 1/2"W closed, 50"W open, 28 1/2"H; rep

Pennsylvania Queen Anne Walnut Pin-Top Tavern Table. The oblong top with battens and wide overhang above a molded drawer, raised on circular turned tapered legs ending in pad feet. H: 28.625 in., W: 3

English, early 18th C. 28-1/2"h x 42"w x 14"d Provenance: Property Sold for the Benefit of Greenwood Gardens, Short Hills, NJ.