A Continental fruitwood extending dining table, late

French fruitwood extension dining table, late 19th c., having oval top, opening to accommodate four accompanying leaves, turned supports, rising on fluted tapered legs, ending in arrow feet, on castor

Fruit wood dining table and eight dining chairs.

Continental Renaissance Revival Fruitwood Center Table, late 19th c., molded edge circular top, vasiform standard, robust foliate paw feet, h. 29 in., dia. 44 in.

A Continental Provincial mixed wood dining tablelate 19th/early 20th centuryHaving four wrought mounted holders below the square top.height 30 1/2in (77cm); width 38in (97cm); depth 38in (97cm)

Continental Carved Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table, late 19th c., the circular top on trestle supports, joined by stretchers, H.- 29 1/2 in., W.- Closed- 28 in., Dia.- Open 51 1/4 in.,

Continental Style Carved Walnut Circular Dining Table, late 20th c., the segmented top within a wide border on a tiered square support to four rounded block legs, H.- 30 1/2 in., Dia.- 55 in.

A late nineteenth century American mahogany extending dining table having pedestal base with four carved legs ending in paw feet circa 1890. Table extends to 99.5" with the addition of five 9" leaves.

Continental Carved and Ebonized Rosewood Extension Dining Table, mid-to-late 19th c., possibly Austrian, molded circular top, bulbous turned standard, exuberantly carved and scrolled legs, casters, h.

English, late 19th/early 20th century. A carved oak Renaissance Revival extending dining table, having a square top with a molded edge, resting on a pierced and scrolled trestle base with lion's paw f

Late 19th Century, engraved "CB" on apron at each side, with fluted, square tapering legs; [H: 31 3/4in; L: 40 1/2in; D: 21in].

Late 19th to early 20th century, possibly French; walnut; oval top above a single fluted pedestal having four fluted legs with brass capped paw feet. Approx. w. 74.125", h. 30.5", d. 48.75"; the later

French Rustic extension dining table, Roche Bobois, late 20th c., having a fruitwood tabletop opening to accommodate two leaves, on a white painted frame, rising on squared fluted legs joined by dual

PROVINCIAL FRENCH FRUITWOOD DRAW LEAF DINING TABLE WITH TURNED LEGS SUPPORTED BY "H" FORMED STRETCHER, LATE 19TH C.; 30"H X 49"W X 37"D, 88" OPEN

Antique oval Continental checkerboard-top tripod table, circa late 19th century. Fruitwood and mahogany with turned shaft and scrolled, splayed legs. [31 1/2" H x 19" W x 15 1/2" D]. Possibly modified

the extending plank top on cabriole legs; 75 inches wide (142 inches wide fully extended); 37 inches deep; 31 1/2 inches high

Continental, late 20th century. A walnut French Provincial style dining table, having a rectangular, parquetry inlaid top, resting on a shaped trestle base. Apparently unmarked. Approximate height 31"

Continental, late 20th century. A Venetian Baroque style dining table, having a rectangular glass top over two columnar pedestal bases, each allover polychromed in red, gold, and green, having scrolle

Continental, late 19th/early 20th century. A Victorian extension dining table, having a crank mechanism, with carved and foliated legs, with two additional leaves. Approximate height 29.5", length (op

Continental, Late 19th Century, Metal Label Rado Gyula Es Fiai, Budapest Vi Kiraly 08, Underside D-End Top, Shaped Fruitwood Skirt, Fluted Legs, Incurvate Stretchers, Height 29, Width 34, Depth 23 Inc

Late 19th/early 20th century, the oblong turtle top elaborately marquetry inlaid with various fruitwoods in geometric, foliate and floral motifs, two reserves centering grotesques, over a pierced carv

Paul Follot (French, 1877-1941) attributed Art Deco oval extending pedestal dining table, ca. 1925, the top with a harlequin-marquetry pattern in oak, above a mahogany, ebony, and oak apron, resting o

A REGENCY FIGURED MAHOGANY EXTENDING DINING TABLE IN THE MANNER OF GILLOWS the moulded edge top with four extra original leaves above a pull-out telescopic undercarriage; standing on four ring turned

A Gillows of Lancaster mahogany extending dining table, A Gillows of Lancaster mahogany extending dining table, early 19th century, the fixed leaf swivels with the base extending to accept four furthe

Art Deco style pearwood extending dining table with extending top above two pedestal bases in the manner of Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961) for Maison Leleu, the arched supports on plinth bases, with