FOUR AMERICAN PAINTED TABLE LEGS.

John Dickinson (American 1920-1982) for Sutherland Furniture. Painted plaster table with four legs rising on paw feet to the tabletop, marked on the underside with an impressed signature and manufactu

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED FARM TABLE, oak base with pine top, removable three-board top with four later pins, raised on square-legs with chamfered corners joined by a stretcher base, later bracing adde

Circa 1800. Having a serpentine top which slides around and folds out as playing surface. The case having a single drawer with fine possible original brass pull all resting atop four tapered legs the

Early 19th century. Having a square top with rounded corners above single drawer with overhanging front centered by turned wood pull above four turned legs. The piece has a nice pinked surface which i

Circa 1820. Having a square top above a single drawer with turned wood pull leading down to four turned legs. The green surface is newer but shows nicely, green painted at top looks to be first surfac

A David Rockwell (American, b. 1956) for Knoll 'Unscripted' birch round top laminate coffee table having an oval opening in center on four crossover black painted steel rod legs. Applied label on unde

American Painted Console TablePainted Console TableHaving lathe-turned legs one drawer with rough blue paint resideDimensions: 29 3/4 x 53 3/4 x 16 inProvenance:The Collection of Don Redlich:

Round Top over turned legs

Light green, with single drawer on block legs. 29 x 36 x 25 in. Fair

Antique painted side table with single drawer on turned legs. 29 x 36 x 24 in. Fair

A turn of the century American painted Farmhouse table. Pine construction with a two-board top and simple tapered legs. Original Grey painted finish on base. Overall wear, some stains on top. 23 x 121

A turn of the century American painted sorting table. Mixed wood construction with an applied tray top and simple tapered legs. Original Reddish Black painted finish. Overall wear, top re-attached, le

A 19th century Russian polychrome red and black painted low table with Four (4) legs and finial centerpiece. Dimensions: 18" X 21 1/2" X 16 1/4"

American primitive painted harvest table, 19th c., American, green painted tabletop, on grain painted baluster turned legs, 30"h x 94.5"l x 23.75"w Provenance: A Private Collection: East Hampton, New

First half 19th century, pine. Old worn reddish-brown paint, leaves with rounded corners, base with tapered legs and square nail and pegged construction. Repairs, and heavy surface and edge wear. 28.5

American Folk painted dressing table, 19th c., New England, the faux marble painted top with scalloped gallery and skirt, square tapering legs, 35"h x 30"l x 18"d Provenance: Furnishings from the Esta

with plank top on a turned leg base. Alterations, expected wear. 19" high, 40" wide, 27 1/2" deep. Provenance: Property from a Woodbury, CT Estate.

Mid 19th century, pine. Old red wash, bin top, two left side drawers, top has stencil "59 and Co. Portland Me", "X" legs with stretchers. Could also be used as a sorting table or primitive dry sink. A

with one drawer and bobbin turned legs with stretcher. Wear, abrasions, old dry surface. 27" high, 37" wide, 24" deep. Provenance: Property from a Woodbury, CT Estate.

First half 19th century, pine. Tapered legs and pegged apron. Removable two board top. Old pumpkin orange grain paint. Overall wear, no pegs. 31.25"h. 99"w. 28"d.

First half 19th century, pine. Distressed black repaint, three board tongue and groove top and chamfered legs. Wear and age splits. 28"h. 26.5"w. 20''d.

Antique Country Painted White Table with Turned Legs. A sturdy table with four legs and one top. a nice worn finish with lots of color variation. Dimensions are in 31 h x 48 in w x 28 in d. Condition

with two working drawers, turned legs. Stains, scratches, wear. 26" high, 23 1/2" wide, 21" deep. Provenance: Property from a Woodbury, CT Estate.

AMERICAN GRAIN-PAINTED POPLAR HARVEST TABLE, long rectangular three-board top with plain skirt, raised on well turned legs with end stretchers. Retains original grain-painted surface. Second half 19th