Southern Queen Anne Walnut Tea Table

New England, 18th Century. 25in h x 26in w x 16in d.

English Queen Anne walnut tea table with herringbone and cross banded top resting on a shell, acanthus leaf and husk carved frieze supported by 4 cabriole legs on similar enriched scroll pad feet, lat

possibly Pennsylvania, late 18th century, circular dish top, bird cage with turned baluster support, ring turned standard with suppressed ball, tripod base, with raised pad foot. 29 x 34.25 x 33.25 in

Queen Anne Walnut Tea Table and a William IV Candlestand. The tea table with circular top above a baluster standard, raised on cabriole legs ending in pointed pad feet; the candlestand with molded cir

19th century Queen Anne walnut tea table with circle top on three legs, 26" H x 22 1/2" diameter.

Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut tea table, circa 1770 with molded circular top, birdcage support, turned shaft ending in snake feet, signed 'W. Seal' on birdcage28.5"h x 36"dia

Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut tea table, circa 1770 with dish top, bird cage support, turned shaft, ending in snake feet 28"h x 33.5"dia

Philadelphia Queen Anne Walnut Tilt-Top Tea Table, 1760-80. The circular dish top tilting above a birdcage support and cylindrical ring-turned and supressed ball standard, raised on cabriole legs endi

PENNSYLVANIA QUEEN ANNE WALNUT TILT-TOP TEA TABLE, three-board molded-edge top, raised on a birdcage support, baluster standard, and tripodal base with cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Old refinished

Southeastern Pennsylvania Queen Anne Walnut Tilt-Top Tea Table. Circular dish-rim top with bird cage support, vasiform turned pedestal and cabriole legs with pad feet. 29-1/2"h. x 36"dia. Condition: V

The round top with affixed battens pivoting upon a box birdcage support with four turned columns, connected by a wafer to a conical shaft above a turned standard, raised on cabriole legs terminating i

American, early 19th century, circular top tilting on turned support, tripod base with slipper feet, original metal support strap to base; 26 3/8" x 27 1/2", 28"H; surface scratches, repairs to feet a

KITTINGER COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG COLLECTION QUEEN ANNE STYLE WALNUT TEA TABLE WITH DRAWER ON TRIFIT FEET. Height: 28.5 in. by Width: 29 in. by Depth: 19

probably Dutch, rectangular form with solid top and applied cove molding, veneered apron with raised applied solid walnut skirt molding, cabriole legs ending in elongated oval pad feet. 18th century.

A QUEEN ANNE STYLE WALNUT TILT-TOP TEA TABLE, 20TH CENTURY, the large circular top with scalloped edge and molded trim, hinged on a ring turned standard and raised on tripod cabriole splayed legs endi

A Queen Anne Style Walnut Tilt-Top Tea Table 20th Century Height 29 x diameter of top 28 inches.

scratches, old repair to top. 28 1/2" high, 34" diameter.

Pennsylvania Queen Anne Walnut Tilt Top Tea Table. Dish rim top, bird cage support, vasiform pedestal and cabriole legs. 29"h. x 34-1/4" diam. Condition: Good with wear and separation on top.

American Queen Anne Walnut Tilt Top Tea Table. 27"h. x 28-1/2" diam. Tex Johnson Collection. Condition: Good with wear. Refinished.

PA 18th Queen Anne walnut tilt top tea table. Round walnut tilt top, vase turned column, & slipper feet. All walnut. Top reset but original. Later surface, good solid table. 34" diameter, 28" h.

Queen Anne Walnut Tilt-Top Tea Table, 1750-60. The circular top tilting above a vase-shaped standard, raised on cabriole legs ending in snake feet. H: 27.5 in., Diam: 30.5 in. to 31 in.

Southern Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tableattributed to Norfolk, Virginia, circa 1770, circular top with battens, dovetailed box support, ring and suppressed urn turned standard, tripod base, und

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

Queen Anne walnut birdcage dish top tea table, baluster and ring turned post on tripod base, 29"h x 33-1/2"diameter, repairs to top, PA, second half 18th c