EARLY 18TH C RHODE ISLAND TAVERN TABLE

EARLY 18TH C RHODE ISLAND TAVERN TABLE, OVAL TOP, QUEEN ANNE PAD FEET, MAPLE , ORIGINAL PINE TOP, CIRCA 1720-1740, ALL ORIGINAL DIMINUTIVE PAD FEET, SPLAYED LEGS, 28.5 X 42 X 28 TALL

In original surface, height 26.5 inches, top 27.5 x 19 inches. Descended in a Connecticut family before being purchased by the consignor.

Late 17th/early 18thC MA tavern table in orig old surface - 29" tall x 25" wide x 18" deep

Ca. 1700-1730 English tavern table with an oval three board top with an applied border, and a scalloped apron on vase and ring turned splayed legs with a stretcher base,24.5”H x 26”W x 20&

EARLY 18TH C PIN TOP TAVERN TABLE, TWO DRAWERS, DOVETAILED, BOX STRETCHERS, MORTISE AND PEGGED CONSTRUCTION, SCRUBBED TOP, ORIGINAL DRAWER PULL BORE HOLES, REMOVEABLE PEGGED TOP, PA ORIGIN, WALNUT, 54

NEW ENG EARLY 18THC. STRETCHER BASE TAVERN TABLE (TOP PATCH) ALL ORIGINAL (TOP 37" X 29" X 25" TALL)

RARE EARLY 18TH C BOSTON, MA.TAVERN TABLE, CIRCA 1720, STRETCHER BASE, ORIGINAL MOLDED TOP, WALNUT, BOLD STRETCHER TURNINGS, 21 X 33 X 25

18th century American Rhode Island walnut tea table, with bird cage on center section, circa 1760, 29" h x 36" dia. Provenance: The Estate of Former U.S. Ambassador Edmund Asbury Gullion.

Description - Late 18th early 19th century tavern table. Dimensions - 24.5" x 29" x 17"

Ca. first half 18thC. English, with minor surface wood losses on the base, with repairs/conditions appropriate for it's age. Dark oak, one board top shows fading and old staining seen in our pictures.

18th century Rhode Island Queen Anne drop leaf table with duck feet. Rare small size. Original red painted base. Top when open 42" x 34 1/2"

18th century, tavern table in early surface, two board walnut top and oak frame, ring and baluster turned legs with stretchers, 28-1/2 x 35-1/4 x 23 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of

QUEEN ANNE DROP-LEAF TABLERhode Island, Mid-18th CenturyIn maple. Straight legs end in delicate pad feet.Height 26.75”. Length 13” plus two 13.75” demilune drop leaves. Width 41&rdqu

Likely American early 18th century. The table having an original top which is mixed wood in pine and walnut with cut nail construction continuing down to a pegged frame in walnut.A Single drawer at th

Early 18th century. Having an oval top above nicely flaring and turned wood ash frame. The top is an old replacement. The frame is of the period and has some restored elements but presents itself very

Early 18th century. The piece having a rectangular top with shaped edge the case is pegged throughout and the frame having arched legs with interestingly shaped stretcher at the bottom of frame. Hands

Cherry tavern table w/ one drawer, molded top over a flush drawer with original teardrop pulls, baluster turned legs, stretcher base on ball feet, Mid Atlantic early 18th c, 28"h x 28-1/2"w x 19-1/2"d

with oval top Height- 25 1/2" Top- 26" x 32 1/2"

Early Continental provincial tavern table, 18th c., 31"h x 50"w x 24.5"d

18TH C QUEEN ANNE DROP LEAF TABLE,RHODE ISLAND OR EASTERN CT. BLACK PAINTED SURFACES 49 X 16 X 27 X 15 LEAVES

Mahogany Chippendale card table with serptine front, corner brackets and molded legs. A small, secret drawer in the back. Attributed to John Townsend. Date: 18th Century Dimension: 34.5" Length,28.5&#

Rhode Island,18th Century Rectangular chestnut top table with pine secondary wood over buck saw base constructed with rose head nails. 27" t x 52" w x 29 1/2" d.,Chestnut, pine From the collection of

chairs. Early to mid-18th century. Chestnut and maple yoke and banister back chairs. Old refinished condition. Replaced rush seats. 38"-39" high, 19 1/2" wide, 15" deep. Seat height 15 1/2" to 16" sea

Early one-drawer tavern table with turned legs. Thick walnut plank top. Legs are mortised into the top. Early to mid 18th century. Condition: No restoration noted. H 28-1/2" W 33-3/4" D 22". Copy and