North Carolina Work Table

two drawer, inlay keyhole areas, carved apron, 31" tall, 26 1/2" wide, 20 1/2" deep.

pencil post tapered legs. similar to a huntboard in form but not long enough. One drawer. Ca. 1840. Found in Fayetteville, NC in the 1980s by Quincy Scarborough and from his personal Collection. Possi

North Carolina Hepplewhite Walnut Work Tablepiedmont region, circa 1800, yellow pine secondary, rectangular top flush skirt sides, two side-by-side drawers with scratch bead, square tapered legs. 29 x

Early 19th C North Carolina Heart Pine Work Table . 20" W 19 3/4" D 29" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE

Eastern North Carolina Hepplewhite One Drawer Work Tableattributed to Perquimans County, circa 1800, yellow pine, remnants of an old original paint, two board top, single drawer with old possibly orig

North Carolina Painted Yellow Pine Work Tablecirca 1800, attributed to Eastern North Carolina, two board rectangular top, single lipped drawer, square tapered legs. 27.5 x 27.75 x 25.5 in. Collection

Southern Federal Mahogany Work Table northeastern North Carolina, circa 1800, rectangular molded top, straight skirts, square tapered leg with four molded edges. 29.5 x 33 x 20 in. Additional high-re

Circa 1800 large mahogany Hepplewhite one drawer work table with tapered legs, North Carolina origin, 29.5 in high by 19 d x 29 wide.

Circa 1810, likely North Carolina. Having elegant form with good old surface the top is deep and flanked by hinged leaves atop small drawer at top and larger drawer at the bottom having turned wood pu

Circa 1820. Having a well figured top over a single drawer resting on tapered legs. Yellow pine throughout. H30" D23 1/4" W39 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolina lady.

Circa1820, likely Piedmont, North Carolina. Having a thick top with a single drawer at one end atop handsome tapered legs. The piece has a very nice early red painted surface. Yellow pine throughout.

Circa 1820. Having hinged drop leaves over single drawer atop trestle style base. Secondary wood is poplar. H28 3/4" W26 1/2" D18" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolina lady.

Circa 1820. Having a rectangular top over a single drawer all atop four tapered legs. Fruitwood & Oak, H28" W38 1/2" D24" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolina lady.

20th century. Rectangular table with brilliant starburst type offset veneer work. Very nice, well kept condition. H17 1/4" D30" L52 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolina lady.

20th/21st century, inset glass top, bracketed joints, tapered legs, 18-1/4 x 21-1/4 x 40-1/2 in. Provenance: Economos Works of Art, Santa Fe; Private Collection, New York Note: North Carolina metal sc

Homelite chainsaw super easy automatic number 10505 made in Charlotte North Carolina works

EARLY NORTH CAROLINA TAP TABLE 28 X 28 X 28.5

pictorial textile folk art. framed. 43.5" x 33" - Kate Clayton Donaldson of Marble, North Carolina. Her work is included in the American Folk Art Museum. wear and spot losses throughout please see pho

by Henredon of Morganton, North Carolina. The table having high quality polished and veneered top with inlay at the borders and molded edge continuing down to acanthus carved legs which terminate in b

Chad Voorhees, American Craft Cherry and Glass Table. (North Carolina) Tall table with tapered Legs. Glass top. In excellent condition. Please see photos for additional details. Dimensions: 35" x 14"

Watercolor, North Carolina Farm Landscape by Carol Snyder Watkin (1924-2013) of Brevard, North Carolina. Her work is in many private and public collections worldwide. In frame with mat measures 20 3/4

Lot consists of a folk art style painting by Benny Carter, titled "Boys in the Hood". Oil on board. Carter was a self taught artist from North Carolina whose works often deal with political and racial

early 19th century, yellow pine throughout, dovetailed construction, tapered legs, one drawer, two board top, 31 x 21-1/2 x 19 in.

18th century, thought to be Moravian from the Wachovia area of North Carolina. 29 1/2" high, 59 5/8" wide, 37 1/4" deep. Age and use wear, finish wear, lacking one pin.