Southern Walnut Federal Drop Leaf Dining Table

Circa 1810, likely Selma, North Carolina region. The piece having an excellent one board top and massive one board figured leaves atop base with swing out legs to support top the legs are nicely turne

Circa 1810 ,possibly Midlands South Carolina. The piece having a tight grain with two large leaves flanking the top crafted of two boards, the secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. The top resting

Southern Chippendale Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tablelate 18th century, Eastern North Carolina, yellow pine and oak secondary, rectangular top and drop leaves with single gate-leg support, scalloped skir

Southern Queen Anne Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tablecirca 1760, Eastern North Carolina or Virginia, southern yellow pine and oak secondary, rectangular top, drop leaves with single gate-leg support, scal

Federal Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table 28 x 47 1/4 x 23 in. (closed), 28 x 47 1/4 x 5 ft. 8 in. (open).

Circa 1820, Upcountry South Carolina or Western North Carolina. Having excellent figured walnut leaves one of which is book matched 6" wide and very well done. The other leaf and top is one board. The

American Queen Anne Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tableprobably Southern, mid-18th century, yellow pine secondary, solid rectangular top with bowed ends, demilune drop leaf with gate-leg support, each end w

Federal Mid Atlantic states walnut three part drop leaf dining table circa 1810 having large highly figured boards, and rising on turned legs, 29.5"h x 109"w (extended) x 53.5"d

Circa 1820. The table having a very well figured top with banquet ends at each side centered by a drop leaf table at the middle having swing out legs to support the top. The secondary and primary wood

Vladimir Kagan, rare walnut drop-leaf dining table, c. 1950, USA, rectangular top with two hinged drop-leaves that form an oval when opened, unmarked, for Kagan-Dreyfus, NYC, 29"h x 42"l x 20"w (close

French, early 19th century. Country walnut drop leaf dining table with multi-board top and twin hinged rounded leaves, each supported by ring pulled lopers, resting on square tapered legs terminating

Continental Carved Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table, late 19th c., the circular top on trestle supports, joined by stretchers, H.- 29 1/2 in., W.- Closed- 28 in., Dia.- Open 51 1/4 in.,

Mid-Century Modern Walnut Drop-Leaf Dining Table by Tomlinson. 72" W 18 1/4" D 29 1/4" H

A Queen Anne walnut gate-leg drop-leaf dining table having a shaped apron and duck feet. Open: 28in tall x 48in wide x 41-1/2in deep. Closed: 17-1/4in wide.

late 19th century, raised on spiral twist turned legs with later glass knob feet, together with three later custom leaves. 29.5 x 45 x 26.5 in. (with leaves down) (LOA 103 in.) The Collection of the l

English, late 18th C. 30"h x 4'10-1/2"w x 21-1/2"d, closed

The antique solid walnut dining table with rounded drop edges supported by tucked pivoting arms, has five additional 11.25" extension leaves, raised over four spindle turned legs with castor wheels, t

Antique Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table. 43 1/2" W 25" D 29 1/2" H

Elaborate acanthus-carved pedestal & legs with boldly-carved paw feet. 42 1/2 x 60 29 1/2 inches (extended).

An early period Empire mahogany and walnut drop leaf dining table with a heavily carved acanthus column and acanthus legs leading to claw feet - circa 1830-50. Some veneer losses along the side aprons

Mid-Atlantic Chippendale Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tablelate 18th century, poplar secondary, rectangular top with demilune form drop leaves, gate-leg support, single lipped drawer, square straight legs

19th C Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table. 43" W 24 1/2" D 29 3/4" H

Early 19th c., mahogany table with tapering swing legs, single-board leaves.

A walnut drop leaf dining table. Maker unknown. 12" leaves. 29.5 x 72 x 24 Leaf - 12 Height x Width x Depth (Inches)