Southern Biscuit Board Table

Middle Tennessee beaten biscuit table or biscuit board, cherry primary, pine secondary with a marble insert. Triple ogee molded hinged top with nailed construction opening to reveal an inset marble to

Mahogany federal stand table, single board biscuit corner top, old refinished condition, 29"H x 26.5"W x 18.5"D

American, 19th century. Chips and wear, hardware replaced with shadows evident, current knobs loose, splits. 21" x 17" x 29 1/2".

Southern beaten biscuit sideboard or biscuit board, attributed to Kentucky, cherry primary and poplar secondary. Thick dovetailed hinged top opening to reveal a divided interior with marble square to

has shelf opening from one end and goes with of table for your dough bowl Fantastic condition Probably had a piece of marble on top at one time

Circa 1770, Britain or America, possibly Southern. The one board top having a pie crust edge with exceptionally carved floral and acanthus detail resting on birdcage atop nicely carved base with three

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY TENNESSEE OR NORTH CAROLINA, WALNUT FARM TABLE, three-board rectangular top over a single drawer with beveled edge profile, all raised on vernacular baluster-turned legs. Poplar and

SOUTHERN, PROBABLY NORTH CAROLINA, YELLOW PINE AND BUTTERNUT FARM TABLE, three-board top, single drawer having butternut facing and fitted with wrought-iron pull, raised on square-tapered legs. Retain

3 board top. Southern yellow pine. Original paint. Hand planned square nail. Height 27". Dems of top 48" x 38.5".

18th century, possibly Southern. The table having a two board top with shaped corner at the front above a handsomely turned wood, mortised and pegged frame. Formerly with a drawer at the center which

Nice antique primitive southern yellow pine 2 drawer work / breakfast table with bread board ends, may have been refinished at one time, structurally sound and in good condition for age, 56"l x 32"w x

probably Georgia, circa 1870. large work table with two-board top above single drawer on turned legs; the base with remnants of old blue paint. H36" W29" D24 1/2"

SOUTHERN, PROBABLY SOUTH CAROLINA, INLAID MAHOGANY FEDERAL STAND TABLE thin rectangular one-board top over two graduated drawers, solid ends, the whole raised on simple turned legs formed from the sti

Southern reddish brown painted one drawer table with a two board overhanging top, drawer with large dovetails and reinforced with square nails, wooden pull and original lock. Delicate ring turned tape

Southern Yellow Pine and Cypress Farm Table 19th century, the four-board plank top mounted to a rectangular base with mortised and pegged joints, the top refinished and fastened with square nails, the

Ca. 1800 table of northern MA/southern NH origin, with a single board mahogany top, above two line inlaid mahogany drawers retaining early brass, with line inlaid tapered legs, cross banded cuff, 30&#

American Sheraton figured walnut breakfast table, early 19th c., single board top with flat back edge, rounded front corners, plain apron, rising on turned legs, approx 30.5"h, 40"w, 18.5"d **Provenan

Southern Pine Tavern Tablelate 19th century, three board top, pegged joints, straight tapered legs with stretcher base. 28 x 34.5 x 44.5 in. From the circa 1750 Aspen Hill Estate, Old Church, Virginia

Southern Sheraton Style Single Drop Leaf Table20th century construction from antique boards, rectangular three-board top with a single drop leaf having slide supports, single flush drawer, ring turned

Circa 1820, possibly Southern. The table having a nice thin one board top with two drawers having glass pulls and poplar interior all resting atop four nicely turned legs. H29" W18 3/4" D16 1/4" Sold

28"h - middle board is 19.5" with side boards 11". North Carolina walnut drop leaf table with southern yellow pine and poplar secondary. tapered leg. Ca. 1840.

Virginia, circa 1800, retaining early surface with deeply scalloped single board mahogany top, two inlaid dovetailed drawers, set on tall tapered legs with inlaid bookend motifs, brass casters, yellow

Circa 1830, likely by John Erhart Rose, workinging in Abingdon, Virginia and Knoxville, Tennessee. The piece has a well grained one board top with a nicely reeded edge which rotates and folds out abov

Southern Federal Mahogany Serving Tableattributed to Richmond, Virginia, circa 1820, mahogany veneer, poplar secondary, solid one board 'D-end' top with reeded edge, conforming burl book-matched venee