American Federal inlaid walnut table,

American, 19th C. 30-1/2"h x 26-3/4"w x 15-1/2"d. Provenance: Property of a New Jersey Collector.

The octagonal tilting top in solid walnut with banded edge and inlaid compass star above a ring turned and tapered column with original brass lock, raised on three sweeping legs, probably New England,

American, 19th C. Together with a set of walnut nesting tables. 2 pieces 30"h x 22-1/4"w x 14-1/2"d and 28-1/2"h x 26"w x 19"d

Attributed to or found in Oxford, North Carolina, early 19th century, walnut and yellow pine. Dovetailed case with lift lid, shaped feet and dovetailed drawer. Divided interior and inlaid escutcheon.

American Hepplewhite inlaid serpentine card table, mahogany and cherry primary woods with maple and various light wood and pitch inlays, white pine and walnut (fly rail) secondary. Serpentine hinged t

Circa 1810. Having a nice thick top above four graduated drawers with diamond inlaid escutcheons all resting atop a very handsome French foot. The piece boasts handsome federal eagle pulls. Tulip popl

Circa 1800, Pennsylvania. Having a rectangular top above four slightly graduated drawers flanked by tiger maple inlaid sides above four handsomely turned feet. H44" W41" D20" Sold from the collection

American Federal Walnut Work Table, early 19th c., the two board top over two drawers with mushroom pulls, ring turned tapered legs, toupie feet, H.- 28 1/2 in., W.- 24 1/2 in., D.- 17 1/2 in.

American Inlaid Walnut Center Tableearly 20th century30 x 30 1/2 x 23 inches

Circa 1800, Delaware River Valley. Nicely grained piece having drop leaves atop frame with carved and tapered legs. H28 1/2" W18 1/4" L33 1/4" Sold from the collection of private Aiken, SC Gentleman.

VIRGINIA FEDERAL INLAID WALNUT FALL-LEAF TABLE, rectangular top fitted with two fall-leaves, plain apron with double stringing, raised on square-tapered legs with stringing.. Retains an old surface wi

Typical Form supported by double rear hinged legs; banded satin wood inlay; tapering legs, spayed feet; possibly Baltimore

American Federal Walnut Handkerchief Table. Spool turned gate legs. 30"h. x 40"l. x 13"w., each leaf 21". Condition: Very good with minor wear, refinished.

Circa 1825. Having a circular top above turned base emitting three shaped legs. H29 1/2" W17 1/8"

An American Renaissance Inlaid Walnut Center Table Circa 1870 The rectangular top with rounded ends, inlaid with scrolls and palmettes over a drawer at either end, raised on scrolled legs joined by an

Circa 1810, Coastal Maryland or Virginia. The piece has a very well figured top with banded edge above lower case boasting brilliant rich darkwood inlay surrounded by what is likely dogwood. The piece

Having a hinged fold out, figured mahogany top with very nicely inlaid lower case on bellflower inlaid legs tapering nicely. The back legs swing out to support the top when opened. H29" W39" D16" Sold

New York, circa 1790; flat 20 1/4 in. top with two 12 1/2 in. half-round drop leaves, short drawer in apron, straight tapered legs, 28 in. H., 33 in. D.

oval with icicle inlays, probably Rhode Island early 19th century. Scratches, old repaired split to top, old repair to one leaf. 28 1/2" high, 18 1/2" wide, 31" deep (closed), 38 1/2" deep (open).

American Federal mahogany inlaid serving table, 19th c., D-shaped top, 2 drawers, turned legs, 30.5"h x 43"w x 21.5"d Provenance: Property removed from 791 Park Ave., NY

Early 19th century, possibly Southern. The piece having a solid square top above single drawer atop turned tapered legs. Poplar secondary wood. H28 3/8" W19 3/4" D19" Sold from the collection of a pri

Circa 1830. Having a figured mahogany top with inlaid edge which swivels to open and has compartment within the top resting above a nicely figured case and then leads to very nicely carved base emitti

Circa 1810, likely Southern. The piece having a well figured grain with satinwood banded top, case and legs. The secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. H26 1/2" W36" D18" Sold from the collection o

American Federal Inlaid Cherry Games Table, ca. 1800, New England, in the Hepplewhite taste, the gently bowed fold-over top supported by a fly leg, the conforming frieze with inlaid figural mahogany p