American country walnut and cherry tavern table

An American country walnut and cherry tavern table, first quarter 19th century, fitted with a single small drawer to the frieze, height 28 1/2 in l width 32 3/4in; depth 25in

19th C American Cherry & Walnut Tavern Table26.75" H x 60" W x 28.25" D

Mid 19th century cherry/walnut parlor table with one drawer as shown. Measuring approx 32" diameter x 28" tall. See photos for finish faded and sun bleach as shown. Directly acquired from the Bob and

Late 18th-early 19th century, walnut and pine. Stretcher base table with pegged construction, turned legs with rounded corners and beaded edge apron. Oval, one board top has iron nails. Old surface wi

Circa 1830. Having a rectangular frame with turned wood corners and three levels each with very nicely shaped freeze having a scallop. The Piece is comprised of walnut and cherry. H30 1/2" W20" D16" S

American cherry tavern table, oval top with tapered turned legs with pad feet. Probably New England, 18th C. 26 3/4" = h; 31" = w; (top); 26 5/8" = d(top). CONDITION: Refinished; losses to three feet;

AMERICAN COUNTRY CHERRY STAND TABLE, rectangular one board top with overhang above single drawer with likely original wooden knob, raised on turned legs. Cherry secondary wood. Retains an old surface

American country maple and pine tavern table with one drawer and turned legs with stretcher base, 26" high, 40" long, 28" deep. Condition: some repairs, losses, feet pieced out.

Circa 1830. Having a shaped backsplash over square top with rounded front to drawer centered by glass pull atop turned wood legs having lower shelf atop nicely turned legs. Poplar secondary wood. H37"

Circa 1820. Having a thick top flanked by hinged leaves with rounded edges and having a single drawer at one side comprised of white pine secondary wood with walnut drawer front all resting atop turne

Likely late 19th century, America. Very handsomely crafted example with a good old painted surface. The top has two boards and leads down to a single drawer with turned wood pull above turned wood fra

18th century, possibly Southern. The table having a two board top with shaped corner at the front above a handsomely turned wood, mortised and pegged frame. Formerly with a drawer at the center which

Early 19th century having an excellent form with two board top flanked by leaves above the freeze board leading to slightly tapered legs which are joined by lower stretcher connected by large bed bolt

An American Walnut and Cherry Two Drawer Side Table, 19th Century, With pressed glass pulls. H: 29 W: 19 D: 18 3/4 in.

Early 19th century, possibly Southern. The piece having a solid square top above single drawer atop turned tapered legs. Poplar secondary wood. H28 3/8" W19 3/4" D19" Sold from the collection of a pri

Circa 1860 American Hand Made Country Walnut Flip Top Gaming Table with Pull out rear leg - height 31" dia. Open 35" depth closed 17.5" - found in Pine Island MN. Good refinished condition with origin

19th Century American New York Country Harvest table. Walnut top & front drawer, with turned legs. H 30" x W 29 1/2" x L 59 1/2". Please contact an outside shipper for this lot.

possibly Moravian, 18th century, batten walnut top, yellow pine skirts set with a single dovetailed drawer, baluster turned legs with stretchers, 28-3/4 x 53-1/2 x 33-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of Bar

A late 19th century American Country Victorian chest. Cherry and Walnut construction with a scrolled backsplash over two upper drawers and three lower drawers with ripple molding on scroll feet. Origi

Pennsylvania 18th century walnut tavern table with original box stretcher – ball feet probably a later replacement – overall very good condition. 58.5”L x 31.75”W x 30.25”H.

An early cherry tavern table with center drawer with carved wooden pulls, the single board pine top with breadboard ends measures 28 1/4"W, turned legs with original cross stretchers, turned feet appe

comprising a cherry table with richly grained top and shaped backsplash, and a figured maple table, both with one drawer and turned legs, the larger 34 1/2" high, 32 1/2" wide, 18 1/2" deep, the small

Ca. 1850’s PA origin three-part country painted walnut, cherry and pine secretary, upper bookcase section with cornice moulding and two divided glass doors. Middle desk section with fitted inter

Mid 19th century. Walnut country table with poplar secondary. Turned legs, two board top and two dovetailed drawers with replaced wood pulls. Square nail and pegged construction. Age splits, wear and