002: HEART PINE ONE DRAWER SIDE TABLE

American Pine One Drawer Side Table, 18th Century, rectangular breadboard overhanging top with a single drawer frieze, four block and turned legs, joined to molded stretchers in older black paint. Hei

19th C Southern Walnut & Heart Pine One Drawer Table. 25 1/2" W 19 1/4" D 29" H

Circa 1810, America. Having a somewhat thin top above a single drawer with pressed-glass pull resting atop four tapered legs. H30 1/2" W22" D16 3/4"

Novia Scotia, drawer with dovetail joinery.Dimensions: H 28" x W 20.5" x D 16" Condition: Showing signs of wear consistent with age and use. Stress cracks to top. Scratches and dents to finish. Indent

Circa 1820, likely Southern. Having a thick top above a pegged case with a single drawer resting atop turned legs. Yellow pine throughout. The turnings to the legs are only slightly different. H28 7/8

Artisan Made Pine Hand Painted Rustic Blue Side Table. Hand made and hand painted distressed pine one drawer side table. 18 inches x 36 inches x 23 inches

Pair of Danish Modern pine one drawer side tables. C. 1970s. Dimensions: H 20" x W 21.75" x D 18.75" Condition: Minor surface wear, scratches, scuffs and dings consistent with age and use. B058

Circa 1820. Having a very nice early finish with rectangular top above one deep drawer with early possibly original turned wood pull all resting on tapered legs. H30 1/2" D22" W27"

Circa 1820. Having a square top over a single drawer with turned wood pull atop four tapered legs. The piece looks to be a mix of white pine and poplar. H29" W23 1/2" D20"

Antique Pine One Drawer Shaped Top Side Table. 17" W 17" D 28 3/4" H

Country primitive one drawer pine side table stand with lower shelf stretcher. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 28"H x 36"W x 17"D (table), 15 3/4"D (bottom shelf)

American Federal One Drawer Pine Side Table. Measures 28 inches x 19.75 inches x 17 inches.

American Aesthetic style faux bamboo one drawer pine side table, with a rectangular top, bamboo accented draw, and rising on round turned legs, apparently unmarked. Provenance: From the Estate of C.T.

Pine Rustic Coffee Table. Stained pine, one large drawer that goes thru both sides of table. 20 inches x 48 inches x 30 inches

Piedmont region, circa 1820, yellow pine secondary, one board rectangular top, single lipped drawer, flush skirt, on square tapered legs. 28.75 x 31 x 22 in. The Lifelong Collection of Keith and Carol

Southern Federal Cherry Drop Leaf One Drawer Side Tableearly 19th century, white pine and poplar secondary, square top with drop leaf to each side featuring a rounded corner and swivel baton support,

Circa 1820. Having a two board top with single drawer below and a single brass pull at center atop very nice and daintily turned and tapering legs. White pine secondary wood. H28" W21 1/2" D21" Sold f

Circa 1825. Having a square top with rounded and shaped edge above single drawer with turned wood pull on a boldly turned base emitting three legs. Secondary wood is yellow pine. H27" W23" D22" Sold f

North Carolina Federal One Drawer Side Tableearly 19th century, yellow pine poplar secondary, two board top, single drawer with beveled edge, straight tapered legs. 26 x 20.75 x 20 in. Additional hig

Circa 1820. Having a square top above single drawer resting on four turned tapering legs. Poplar and yellow pine secondary wood. H28" W19" D19 1/2" Sold from the collection of a prominent Camden, Sout

19th c. Primitive Pencil Leg Pine One Drawer Table. Dimensions: 29.25” x 16.5” x 16.5”.

Pair of One-Drawer Side Tables by Flat Rock Furniture, with wood applique and pine tops, 30" high, 24" x 20". Good condition.

19th century, Western North Carolina or Virginia, walnut, yellow pine secondary, two board top with overhang, single drawer, on straight tapered legs. 23 x 20.75 x 20.75 in. Estate of Hunter and Pat M

Antique Pine Painted Red Side Table on Casters. The table base is painted red and the table top is natural pine. The table has one drawer and its legs have have turned accents and rolling casters. 26