Early Tiger Oak Table Hand turned legs with supports.

Hand turned legs with supports.

Cherry with yellow pine, oak and poplar secondaries, single drawer with hand cut dovetails and a single back gate leg (turned legs to support the open top). In overall good condition consistent with a

A centerpiece of rustic allure, this oak French country dinner table is defined by its lovingly hand-turned legs, which support a tabletop weathered from use. The marks and patina on the top surface n

Heavy tiger maple grained 1-drawer writing table. Early 19th century. Hand-turned legs. Unique top. 25" wide, 19" deep, 29" tall.

Extordinary round top parlor table with uncommon large size, cast iron claw & glass ball feet. A hand lathed pillar relief rim is banded under the table top and has ball turned legs, giving a elegant

English oak wake table, late 19th/ early 20th c., having drop-leaf sides, opening to form oval top, rising on turned legs, collapsible gate legs to support open leaves, open: approx 27.5"h, 57.75"w, 4

French Provincial oak table, early 20th c., in a dark finish, the rectangular top having two hinged leaves, with pull-out supports fitted in the apron, rising on turned legs, joined by H stretcher, en

English Jacobean Style Carved Oak Oval Gateleg Table, early 20th c., the rounded edge oval leaves on rope twist supports to block and turned legs joined by rectangular stretchers, H.- 28 3/4 in., Clos

JACOBEAN STYLE OAK TRESTLE TABLEAmerican, early/mid 20th century. The finished top raised on turned pedestal supports ending on splayed and stretchered legs.30 x 26 x 60 in. (76.20 x 66.04 x 152.40 cm

William and Mary style oval oak side table with turned baluster legs and supports. [23" H x 29" L x 18" D]. Nicks and scratches from use.

Small Early French Oak Table with Stretcher Base & Bobbin Turned Legs - 27 in tall x 38 x 24

Late 19th century oak country breakfast table with turned legs (includes an additional center support leg) and original casters; measures approximately 28-3/4" tall, 44" wide, 53" long (without leaf)

This antique oval parlor table has a drawer, curved leg supports, a platform-style stretcher, and casters. The top of the table has a few water and dark spots, as well as scratches. Overall, it is in

French Art Nouveau extension table, early 20th c., the rectangular stepped edge top raised on a central pedestal, folding turned legs support the table when open, a smaller conforming base on tapered

Turned legs with reeded stretchers, single drawer with period pull, probably English, 17th C. H.: 28 W.: 30 1/2'' D.: 21''

Petite French oak side table, early 20th c., five-sided tabletop, rising on turned legs, joined by box stretcher, approx 24.5"h, 14.5"w, 13.25"d Start Price: $50.00 Condition Report Detailed condition

Two (2) furniture items. 1st item: Early English Oak one drawer table, overhanging top with one drawer and baluster turned legs and plain lower tier. 28" H x 20 3/8" W x 12 3/4" D. English, 17th centu

A late 17thC / early 18thC oak gateleg table, having two leaves opening to form an oval table top raised on bobbin turned supports. 32" wide x 14" deep x 27" high.

American, late 19th / early 20th century A Country style two drawer oak side table with turned legs Unmarked Approx. 30", w. 27.25", d. 22.25" Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Bett

(lot of 3) English oak nesting tables, 20th c., having rectangular top, rising on turned supports, largest: approx 18.25"h, 22 3/8"w, 15.25"d, smallest: approx 16 3/8"h, 11 7/8"w, 9 7/8"d Start Price:

English Carved Oak Pub Table, early 19th c., carved frieze, turned supports with stretchers, block feet, h. 28 in., dia. 30 in.

French farmhouse table in oak on turned legs. Early 20th century. 29"h x 43 3/4"w x 29 1/2"d

Vintage Oak Toned Wooden Refectory Style Table W Turned splayed Legs and curved metal supports on underside. Vintage Side Table. Vintage Refectory Table. Vintage Wooden Desk. Very good condition, mino

American, circa 1900, tiger oak parlor lamp table, having, single shelf, and rising on turned splayed legs with brass and glass claw and ball feet, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 30.75", w. 23", d. 2