AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE MAPLE DROP-LEAF TABLE.

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18th Century. Pine and oak secondaries. Having a rectangular top with rounded ends flanked by a pair of demilune drop leaves. It rises on turned legs ending in pad feet. 26"h. 16"w. 47.25"d. (with leaves dropped). 46.5"w. (with leaves extended).Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of the late Deb Fisher (Lebanon, Ohio).

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AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE MAPLE DROP-LEAF TABLE.

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Estimate $200-$400Jan 29, 2026, 10:00 AM EST

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