Rare New England Queen Anne Walnut Trompe L'oeil Table

American (New England), 18th Century. Rare pie scalloped apron. 25.75"h. 30.5"w. 19.5"l.

Boston, circa 1740, with yolk crest and solid vasiform splat, leather upholstered slip seat with scalloped seat rails, lambrequin knees with C scrolls, shaped stretchers and pad feet, period slip seat

New England, 18th Century. 25in h x 26in w x 16in d.

Mid-Atlantic States. Some restorations. 27-3/4"h x 35-3/4"w x 27-3/4"d Provenance: Property from a Private New England Collection

Probably Pennsylvania, 18th/19th C. with tilt-top. Crack to top. 29-1/2"h x 29-1/4"w x 23"d Provenance: Property from a Private New England Collection

18TH C. NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE FIGURED MAPLE TABLE. Drop leaf with a cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 27 3/4” H x 47” L x 15” W (closed) 16” leaf depth

New England Queen Anne 18th c maple tavern table. Single board maple top, maple legs. Peg construction, refinished with traces of old red surface. 35" l, 25" w, 17"h. All original period table heavily

Country QA table with some primitive repairs, very dry finish. As found condition. Size 28" H x 13 1/4" W x 42" L

A bench made New England contemporary classic Queen Anne form country tea table, with an oval tiger maple top, on a red and black painted splayed leg QA base, 28”H x 32”L x 22”D.

Queen Anne oval top gate-leg drop leaf table. New England, 18th century. Walnut wood. Provenance: Stephen Score. Condition: One leg is chipped at the foot. Old patch in top, possibly original. Otherwi

Item: Transitional Queen Anne tap table Date: New England, Circa 1780. Size: 27”H x 32.75”L x 21.75”W Description: Transitional Queen Anne tap table with ovolo corners and pegged one board top a

A rare form walnut serving table with a deep scalloped apron on turned legs ending in button feet. 28”H x 40”L x 19”W.

Probably New England, 18thC. and later. 29"h x 36"l x 22"w

New England. 25 1/2"h x 32"l x 22"w

18th century, two metal plaques indicating descent in Portland and Salem, in old mellow surface with tall vasiform splat, period upholstered slip seat, turned stretchers and pad feet, 42 x 21-1/2 x 20

New England Queen Anne walnut dish top candlestand, on tripod base with slipper feet. Repaired knot hole to top, one foot with pinned split. 28''h, 19-1/2''dia. Provenance: Estate of Joseph ''Jay'' St

Antique New England Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table. On turned legs and pad feet. Measures 39 1/2"x25 1/2"x26 1/2" PROVENANCE: The Audubon Gallery, King Street, Charleston SC.Pickup only or Shipping on thi

New England Queen Anne Walnut side chair, attributed to Rhode Island, consisting of a yoke-shaped crest rail with rounded ends, vasiform center splat, trapezoidal slip-in seat with later flame stitch

maple with old red wash, scalloped apron, tapering legs ending in pad feet; metal casters added (which has preserved the pads); 43"w; 27.5"h; 15.5"d; drop leaf 14" Collection of G.

Boston area, circa 1740, highly figured walnut veneers with triple line inlay, dovetailed construction with white pine secondary, deeply scalloped skirt and cabriole legs, 65 x 40-1/2 x 21 in. Provena

In birch and maple, with an applied tray top and step down apron ends on raised cabriole legs ending in Queen Anne pad feet. 26”H x 29”W x 21.5”D.

Mid 18th century, maple. Pegged base with curly maple legs, and a two board porringer top. Base is revarnished, top has glued seam. 26"h. 34"w. 26.25"d.

Early Oval New England Queen Anne Tea Table 26"H, 25" x 33"

South Eastern Massachusetts, possibly Nantucket old dark surface, unusual turned legs, 25.5"h; 45.5"w; 15"d with 15"D-shaped leaves From the Congdon family, Nantucket.