George II Mahogany Drop-Flap Dining Table

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

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

A Queen Anne mahogany drop-flap dining table, mid 18th century, height 28 1/2in; depth closed 18in; length open 47 1/4in; width 48in

A George II Mahogany Convertible Dining Table Second Quarter 18th Century with one leaf.   Height 29 1/2 x length 111 3/4 x depth 38 1/2 inches (fully extended).

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

George II-Style Mahogany Dining Table in the Queen Anne taste, the oval top on a frieze supported by cabriole legs on pad feet. h. 30-1/2", w. 30-1/2", l. 84" Provenance: Private collection, Lafayette

late 18th/early 19th century, two 23 1/2 in. demilune ends each with a 24 in. drop leaf, 4 1/2 inch apron with inlaid edge, four straight tapered legs each end with double fly legs, 29 in. H., 48 in.

A George III mahogany drop flap breakfast tablelate 18th centuryheight 27 1/2in (70cm); width 46in (117cm); depth extended 47in (120cm) Provenance:Property from the Nelson Family Estate, Jacks

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 III Mahogany Drop-Leaf Dining Table early 19th century the rectangular top with two leaves having rounded corners, raised on ring turned cylindrical tapering legs ending in casters, with gate

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 III Mahogany Drop-Leaf Dining Table Late 18th Century Height 28 1/4 x width 44 1/2 x length 50 1/4 inches. (open)

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

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

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

English, 19th C. 28"h x 42"w x 19"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

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

Baker George III Style Mahogany extending drop leaf dining table, with curving drop leaves, satinwood stringing, and on four tapering square legs with casters, shaped rectangular when closed, opening

A CHARLES II STYLE MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF GATE LEG DINING TABLE, AMERICAN, EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURY, the elliptical top opening over ring turned, block and baluster gate legs, the ends fitted with arched sk

A George III Figured and Channel-Molded Mahogany Drop-Leaf Dining Table 18th Century Height 28 1/2 x width (open) 61 1/2 x depth 47 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of John and Patricia Pember

George Drinkwater mahogany Sheraton style double drop leaf dining room table with swing legs, 3.75" x 1.75" x 2.5"H, 5.5"W when opened, set of eight mahogany Sheraton style chairs, two arm chairs and

Measuring approx. 29.5" tall x 39" wide drop sides down, each side measuring 11"wide each side x 24" deep.

Property De-Accesssioned from the Telfair Museums, Savannah, GA Description: George III Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table, Late 18th C, probably the center section to a 3-part dining table, the rectangular