American Federal Period Dining Table

American Federal period solid mahogany oval shaped dining table, on reeded legs, with swing-out leg to support two drop leaves. Circa 1810. [28 3/4" H x 88" W (when fully open) x 49 3/4" D]. In good c

Figured Mahogany Table with rounded corner drop leaves, hinged batten supports, raised on an intricately carved base consisting of an acanthus leaf carved large urn pedestal resting on four flexed leo

A fine American Federal period Three (3) part mahogany dining room table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe. Fine brass paw feet and acanthus carving. Dimensions: 99" X 47" X 30" and Two (2) leaves 22", 17

Mid 20th century, mahogany. Lozenge shaped top with banded inlay and reeded edge, double pedestal base with turned columns, scimitar legs with reed top edge, brass claw foot casters. 28.5"h. 44"w. 68'

American Federal period mahogany and rosewood two-drawer console table, circa 1820, 35" H x 41 1/2" W x 24" D.

American Federal Mahogany Two-Part Dining Table , early 19th c., Baltimore, D form ends with conforming skirt and drop leaves, ring-turned reeded legs, brass casters , h. 29 1/8 in., w. (open) 90 1/2

American, 19th century Federal style 2-piece mahogany dining table on casters with additional leaf, 29" H x 49" W x 48" L, leaf 17 3/4".

Handsome inlaid American Federal period mahogany card table with Diamond and Bellflower Inlay 29.75H x 36.25W x 18D inches

CONDITION NOTES: MEASUREMENTS: 39" x 29" x 20" leaf closed. 40" leaf open

American Federal style drop leaf dining table with fluted gate legs, 19 1/2" X 42" X 28 1/2" folded, 55" X 42" X 28 1/2" unfolded.

American inlaid Federal period Pembroke table, mahogany primary and white pine secondary. Comprised of a rectangular mahogany top with hinged oval leaves, top and leaves with line inlay to edges and s

American Federal round extending dining table, the circular mahogany top above satinwood inlaid apron on square tapering legs similarly inlaid, with two leaves. 30" H x 42" diameter (leaves 42" L x 18

A vintage, federal period style dropleaf dining table, by Biggs Furniture, Richmond, VA; mahogany with marquetry inlay, size with leaves up, 72x48x30" h

CONDITION NOTES: MEASUREMENTS: 35 1/2" x 29 1/2" x 25 1/2 leaf open and 17 1/2 " Closed

AN AMERICAN FEDERAL STYLE MAHOGANY INLAID DUAL PEDESTAL DINING TABLE, BY HENREDON, LATE 20TH CENTURY, the rectangular top with an inlaid wide band is upheld by two ring-turned tapered legs on splayed

Fine American Federal Santo Domingo Mahogany Two-Part Dining Table, early 19th c., Baltimore, top with reeded edge, blocked frieze, heavily reeded legs, toupie feet, incl. two leaves, h. 29 in., l. 82

An American Queen Anne Period Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table. Circa 1760, with molded corners and carved feet 28.5" x 46" x 19" Each leaf: 20" wide

An American Federal Sheraton style mahogany double-drop leaf dining table or pair of large console tables having carved legs legs terminating in ball feet. Each table measures 28.5" H x 48" L x 23" W

American, late 18th century. A Federal period hall console table with a flip top and gateleg to open into a game table. Brass hardware and hinges appear original and gateleg swings out on a carved, wo

Probably New York, ca. 1810. 28-1/2"h x 5'w x 5'7"l to 13'4-3/4"l Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, publis

Nine coffee table / reference books, for decorative arts including "American Furniture, the Federal Period" by Charles Montgomery, two books on Tiffany silver, a book on Willard clocks and others, wea

American, early 19th C. legs carved with water leaves on casters. Some wear. 29-1/2"h x 56"w (open) x 39"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

One Federal period, American, c. 1800, the other a later reproduction Dimensions: 29" H x 36" L x 17 3/4" D Property Title: From a Westchester County, New York estate (EPEN35-129) (WT)

American, 19th C. fitted with one drawer. 29-1/2"h x 4'w x 20-1/2"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of Judith Applegate, Princeton, NJ.