Early 19th century New England tavern table

Early 19th century maple New England tavern table with dovetailed drawer, 2 board maple bread board end top, 26 1/2" t. x 39" x 26", base is in old red painted surface and scrub top

Early 19th c. New England Tavern Table with unfinished plank top fastened by raisin head nails, the frame in barn red paint, having tapered square legs with intermediate stretchers, 28" x 35 3/4" x 24

Early 19th c. New England tavern table. 37" x 23" x 26 1/2".

Early 19th C. Painted New England Side Table *June & Sandy Worrell Estate34"H, 20" x 17 3/4"

Early 19th century New England pine chair table in old apple green paint with dovetailed drawer in base, 2 board top, never had hardware on drawer, base is wooden pinned, 28"T x 47.5"W x 46"L

EARLY 19TH C. PEMBROKE TABLE New England, country Hepplewhite, Pembroke table, cherry, with curved skirt ends, oval top, dovetailed drawer with small brass pull, square tapered legs, in original red s

Early 19th century maple New England paint decorated hutch table with 2-board top, legs are mortised through the arm rests, on wood casters, 28"T x 41"D (top)

A Federal birds-eye maple and tiger maple side tableNew Englandearly 19th centuryheight 27 1/2in (70cm); width 28 1/2in (72cm); depth 18in (46cm)

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.

NEW ENGLAND HUTCH TABLEEarly 19th CenturyIn pine, with a circular top, chair base and tapered legs.Height 27". Top diameter 47".

Likely 18th or early 19th century, England. The piece having a three board top with shaped edge atop single long drawer above nicely shaped freeze upon turned base with stretcher. H27 1/4" W30 3/4" D2

AN AMERICAN SHERATON LATE FEDERAL BLOND FLAME MAHOGANY, BIRD'S EYE AND TIGER MAPLE WORK TABLE, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the square bird's eye maple top, over a veneered flame mahogany

Two New England Pine Tavern Tables19th century, the first a rectangular bread board top with flush skirt rails, baluster turned legs with box stretcher base on turned feet (25 x 28 x 22 in.); the seco

SHOE-FOOT HUTCH TABLENew England, Late 18th/Early 19th CenturyIn pine and hardwood.Height 28.25”. Top diameter 44.5”.

Early 19th C. NE deck top grain painted pine dressing table with a unique serpentine top surface. A double scrolled backsplash, the deck top with two drawers, below is a single full length drawer on t

New England, 19th C. 28-1/2"h x 34-1/2"w x 27"d

New England Federal Mahogany Banquet Tableearly 19th century, two D-end forms, each with drop leaf and single gate-leg support, the demilune top above a veneered skirt, each table with five ring turne

Early 18th century. Having an oval top above nicely flaring and turned wood ash frame. The top is an old replacement. The frame is of the period and has some restored elements but presents itself very

Tavern table with stretcher base, New England, late-19th C., curly maple and maple, two board breadboard top pinned to base over scratch beaded drawer with two wooden knobs, molded bottom edge apron o

Figured Birch Sheraton dropleaf harvest table, 2 board top, 78"l x 17-1/2"w x 8-3/4" drop leaves, raised on turned legs, New England, early 19th c, some patches to one hinge area, Table height is 29"h

Tavern checker board. Single pine board with original blue paint. Tombstone top with blue swags. New England. Early 19th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. 18 3/4 x 10 3/4. Provenance:

New England,Early 19th Century Pegged construction, circular tilt top over one drawer which converts into a chair. Pine Top 48",Base 19 1/2" x 22 1/2" deep x 28" tall From the collection of a Barringt

Tap table with original red paint. Finely tapered legs and breadboard ends top. New England, early 19th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. Top L 41-1/4" D 26-3/4" H 26-1/4". Copy and pa

New England, Early 19th Century. Greatest height 34in x 32in w x 15in d. Condition: Each with stains to top, gouges, chips, and minor losses to edges of tops and drawer facings.