18TH C. AMERICAN MAPLE GATELEG TABLE

17TH-18TH C AMERICAN GATELEG TABLE IN MAPLE SMALL SIZE OLD RED WASH PAINT AND ORIGINAL TOP AND DRAWER MA , C 1700 VERY RARE12W X 34L X 26T LEAVES 13

Oval American Country Gateleg Table, late 18th c., in remnants of the original black paint, having a spruce top and maple ring and urn turned frame, with one drawer, 26 1/2" x 14 1/2" x 40 1/2" with 1

A late eighteenth century American maple table having expanding round candle holders and legs ending in pad feet. Ht: 27" Wd: 41" Dpth: 18.75"

A rare occasional table on turned center legs with trestle feet, featuring two drop leaves supported by plain gate legs. C. Late 17th- Early 18th Century, possibly made in New York. Dimensions: (Leave

18th century American birds-eye maple dressing table having teardrop pulls, one long drawer topped by two smaller drawers, and bottom drawer with replaced bottom, writing surface 31 1/2" H x 33" W x 1

18th C American tiger maple drop leaf table. 38 1/2" long x 37" open x 26" tall.

An 18th century New England Maple gate leg table. Oval top with drop leaves, single dovetailed drawer and turned legs with rounded strechers. Older refinishing with wear and restoration, including bot

Ca. last quarter 18th to first quarter 19thC. Well constructed and in very good original condition with no repairs evident. Finish issues including slight stains and light fade as shown within the pic

Hinge and top repairs over the years and turned base has wear from foot resting. Measures 45" x 54" x 27-1/2"

American 18th C. inlaid maple dressing table with overhanging rectangular top, over three drawers with shaped apron and standing on tall Queen Anne style legs. 31.5"H x 40.5"W x 22"D,

with oval top Height- 25 1/2" Top- 26" x 32 1/2"

Mid 18th century, maple with pine secondary. Oval top, base with dovetailed drawer, apron with beaded edge and boldly turned legs and stretchers. Pegged, mortised and rosehead nail construction. Age s

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

New England; 18th century; deep central well, on trestle legs; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 47 3/4 inches wide; 16 inches deep (closed); 28 inches high

Probably New England, mid 18th century. Oval top on rectangular frieze supported by cabriole legs with pad feet. H26 3/4" W32 1/2" D21" Collection of a South Carolina Gentleman.

American, late 18th century. A Federal period hall console table with a flip top and gateleg to open into a game table. Brass hardware and hinges appear original and gateleg swings out on a carved, wo

American Queen Anne Cherry Gate Leg Table, 18thc. Circular top with two drop leaves raised on cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Dimensions 27 in.h. x 35 in. w. x 36.5 in.d. Condition   Note on Condit

American maple and pine rectangular top tavern table, late 18th century, 28” high, 45” long, 25” deep, together with a primitive foot stool.

Second half-18th century, tiger maple, maple and pine. Single gate leg drop leaf, dovetailed drawer, turned legs, box stretchers, turned feet and pegged and mortised construction. Refinished, top is c

An American pine and maple splayed leg tavern table, 18th century, the two-board top having bread board ends, fitted with a single dovetailed drawer to the frieze below, raised on turned legs joined b

American (New England), 18th Century. Rare form, the single-board slight tiger maple molded edge top pegged to a straight scrolled end skirt, raised on square molded outer edge legs. 26.75"h. 34"w. 23

American Federal Carved Tiger Maple Side Table, late 18th/early 19th c., New England, dished top, turned tripod stretchered base, h. 26 1/2 in., w. 13 1/2 in., d. 12 1/2 in.

An 18th Century Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table. Oval form Maple table with single gate leg on each side and pad feet. Older refinishing with wear to center section, old damage to one leaf. 47 1/2 x 51 (op

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The oval two-board molded edged top above a plain skirt, raised on turned block legs joined by molded top-edge box stretchers. 25.5"h. 32.75"w. 24.