American Federal-Style Cherrywood Tilt-Top Table

American Federal-Style Cherrywood Tilt-Top Tea Table, probably early 20th c., shaped molded top, vasiform standard, cabriole legs, pad feet, h. 27 7/8 in., w. 30 1/4 in., d. 30 1/4 in. Provenance: Tex

American Federal-style tilt-top table with flame veneer top and tripod. [18" W x 21 3/4" D x 28" H]. Wear throughout.

Federal Style tilt top side table. American, Early 20th Century. Tripod legs, oval drop top, satin marquetry inlay depicting a Great Seal style eagle with federal shield and laurel leaves in talons. S

Pair of Federal Style tilt top side tables. American, Early 20th Century. Machine produced, tilt top mechanism, curving cabriole feet. "BENSON BALTIMORE MARYLAND" label underside both tops. Top is scr

Property from the Estate of Richard Ellis, Savannah, GA Description: Federal Style Tilt Top and Continental Style Side Table, Peter Engel American Style Mahogany tilt top table with inlaid top (27

AMERICAN CHERRYWOOD TILT TOP TRIPOD TABLE rectangular shaped top on birdcage above turned pedestal on tripod legs with paw feet, h: 27 x w: 28.5 x d: 21 in., together with a late Federal turned maple

Circa 1820. Having a shaped walnut top above turned cherry wood base emitting three shaped legs. H27 3/4" D20" W15 3/4" Sold from the collection of the late Mr. Charlie Rose of Virginia and South Caro

Early 19th century American federal tilt top table, with walnut top and chestnut base with slipper feet. Repair to 1 of the feet. Overall height w/ tilt top up: 39" Table: 27" H x 23 3/4" L x 16 3/4"

(3) American Federal tilt top tables, round flat edge on spider edge base, 20"diameter x 28"h, square walnut with square top, 19-1/4" x 18-3/4" top, walnut square top with cut corners, 17-3/4" x 17-1/

An American Federal Mahogany Tilt Top Table, ca. 1800, Having a rounded rectangular top on a baluster pedestal with tripod base. H: 28 W: 31 in. The Collection of Oliver and Joyce Murphy.

Second quarter 20th century, mahogany. Dish top with inlay, turned column and snake legs with ball and claw feet. Refinished with repairs. 28.5"h. 24"d.

FEDERAL STYLE MAHOGANY TILT TOP TABLE, H 41", D 19"A Federal style tilt top mahogany table. Having satinwood marquetry inlay to the center depicting an eagle shield motif.

Circa 1810. Having a nicely shaped one board top above handsomely turned base emitting three legs ending in a spayed foot. H27 3/4" W17 3/4" D18 3/4" Sold from the collection of the late Mr. Charlie R

Circa 1825. Having a nicely shaped tiled top on boldly turned base emitting three scrolling legs. H31" W16" D21" Sold from the Collection of a Camden, South Carolina gentleman.

Circa 1810, likely New England. Having an oval top with nicely figured wood atop a turned wood base emitting three legs. A repair to one leg. D22 3/4" W15" H26 3/4" Sold from the collection of Mr. and

20th C. 23"h x 25-1/2"w x 15-3/4"d

Two American Colonial Cherrywood Tilt-Top Tables in the Queen Anne Taste, 18th century, the larger example a Pennsylvania table, h. 28-1/2", dia. 33-3/4", and the smaller example from New England, h.

American cherrywood birdcage tilt top table, 19th c., the circular top with raised rim, raised on a turned stem, tripod legs ending in stylized paw feet, approx 29"h, 33"diam Start Price: $200.00

Attributed to Dimes, 20th century; round tilt-top table with a molded edge top over splayed legs, 21 in. H., 21 1/2 in., 22 in. Diam.

Circa 1900, mahogany. Dish top, base with birdcage, baluster column, snake legs and pad feet. Refinished with some wear. 27.5"h. 35"dia.

Federal Style Tilt Top Occasional / Side Table. Pedestal base. Latch underneath table top. 28 inches x 21 inches x 19 inches.

First quarter 20th century, mahogany. Pie crust top with birdcage, baluster column with twisted rib carving and snake legs with slipper feet. 28.25"h. 32.5"d.

Early American Style Tilt Top Pedestal End Table. With decorated top. Measures 27 x 27 x 27 inches.

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,