EUROPEAN QUARTER SAWN ROUND OAK TABLE

EUROPEAN QUARTER SAWN ROUND OAK TABLE WITH TONQUE AND DART TOP AND CONTINUOUS COIN DESIGN FRIEZE SUPPORTED BY HEAVILY FOLIATED QUATREFOIL DESIGN PEDESTAL BASE; 28.5"H X 45"W X 39"D

Quarter sawn round oak pedestal table in original finish, claw feet, no leaves, has a center leg in the pedestal, 54"D

Ca. 1900, quarter sawn oak. Round table, rope twist legs with bun feet, center square pedestal with cut corners and fluting and shaped stretchers. 30''h. 54"d., Six leaves, two with aprons, 11.5" And

American Arts and Crafts Quarter-Sawn Oak Round Table early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, model #537, with square legs and mortised through-tenon cross stretchers secured with wood

Renaissance Revival quarter sawn oak round dining table table, rising on a pedestal base with four outswept paw feet, with two leaves, 30"h x 65"dia

Round Quarter Sawn Oak Dining Table & (6) Chairs, 30" x 48", Rope Twist Trim, Carved Claw Feet, Sells With (3) 11" Leaf Extensions, Table Sells With Six Oak Cane Seat Chairs, Woody Auction Cannot Ship

Mission Style Round Quarter Sawn Oak Dining Table. Dining table with square pedestal base. Measures 28 inches high x 48 inches in diameter.

Circa 1920 quarter sawn solid oak round dining room table with two skirted leaves. Adapted with circa 1950 black apron and turned tapered brass tip legs. 29.5" high x 54" diameter; two, 10" leaves. Bo

Early 1900's. 50" diameter, 5/4" top, 29 3/4" tall. Made of quarter sawn oak, mortised legs, crossed stretcher base, wear to finish.

Antique Round Quartersawn Oak Arts & Crafts Style Table . 48" Dia. 20" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE

Antique quartersawn oak 60" round dining table with filigree carved apron and three dolphin figures circling a pedestal base. Includes twelve 9" leaves. Attributed to RJ Horner.

American, ca. 1900. Quarter sawn oak, top with routed edge and foliate carved apron, turned column base, foliate carved legs, and scrolled feet. Has center leg and three 9" leaves with added strips of

Quarter-sawn round top mounted on a turned pedestal with a shaped platform base with bun feet. 24 x 29 inches high.

quartersawn oak construction with turned legs on large glass claw and ball feet 29 inches tall 28-inch wide. CA. 1890

with quarter oak sawn tiger oak top, two leaves with shaped pedestal and claw feet. Dimensions: 29"t x 48"d Ca. 1900

Roycroft Arts and Craft style quarter sawn oak dining table. The years of use have left the table with a warm feel to the wood. Traditional Arts and Craft style squared legs with chunky footed base. T

Ralph Lauren quarter-sawn oak dining table, 21st c., round top, squared fluted column supports, 30"h x 63.5"dia. (closed)

Dining Table By R.J. Horner, Busted Lady Pattern, 31.5” x 109” x 55", Quarter Sawn Oak, Table Has Four Leaves, Fully Carved Legs With Claw And Ball Feet, Table Is 55" Round When Four Leave

Round dining table in quarter-sawn oak, finished in a medium stain. With (1) inset leaf. Dimensions: (Without leaf) H 29" x Dia. 48" ; Leaf measures 19.75" wide. Condition: Table presents very well ov

Drawing from the tradition of the Old World European refectory table, this exquisite dining table features a trestle base and substantial wood plank top. Gorgeous quarter-sawn tiger oak and interestin

Made by Malcolm & Souter Furniture Co., Hamilton, Ontario, the revolving shelves with a full shelf over a divided one, the round top supported by four through-post legs, all in quarter sawn oak, stenc

A fine Gustav Stickley Round Library Table model # 636. Solid oak construction with circular quartersawn oak top. Table rests on splayed legs and has arched stretchers mortised and keyed through the l

Quarter sawn oak carved. 30 1/4" h x 59 3/4" w x 60" round (closed) 50 3/4" w (open). Fully extended 144". Has 7 - 12" leaves.

Very nice Mission Arts & Crafts style dining table with round top and five legs. Constructed of dark stained quarter sawn oak. Some scratches are present on the table top. Circa 1912. 54" x 30".