Grand Rapids Pedestal

Tall Grand Rapids Narrow Pedestal Cabinet c1910. Unsigned. Top refinished perfectly to match original finish base. 39.75"h x 12"w x 12"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING I

Grand Rapids 54"d Cutout Pedestal Dining Table c1910. Unsigned. Excellent original finish. 4 original 11"w leaves. 54"d x 29"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE wit

A Grand Rapids Carved Oak Pedestal Table, Early 20th Century, Model #1689. H: 30 W: 48 D: 48 in.

Attributed to Charles P. Limbert Co. jardiniere and pedestal Grand Rapids, Michigan copper overall: 18"dia x 29 1/2"h Provenance: Rago Auctions, Lambertville, New Jersey, 16 January 2010, Lot 127 Lite

LIMBERT Pedestal, Grand Rapids, MI, ca. 1906 Branded 36" x 13" x 13"

Circular pedestal, Grand Rapids, MI, ca. 1915; Quartersawn oak; Branded mark; 32 1/4" x 14" dia.

DESCRIPTION: Regency-style wooden pedestal by Fine Arts Furniture featuring three columns and tripod base. Marked with "Fine Arts Furn Grand Rapids" on underside. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: American

20th C. True Grand Rapids Cabinet Makers Walnut Pedestal Plant Stand, Having Dish Top Raised on Turned Columnar Base Terminating in Three Out-Swept Legs with Turned Feet, Certified No. I-79584, Stampe

Single pedestal desk, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s; Walnut, brass-plated metal; Sticker label; 29" x 44" x 26"

Stickley Brothers, pedestal, #133, Grand Rapids, MI, oak, unsigned, numbered, 13"w x 13"d x 34"h

Baker Furniture (American, Grand Rapids, founded 1903) Double pedestal dining table from the Historic Charleston Collection with two leaves, late 20th century Mahogany, brass, casters Labels to unders

Split pedestal dining table, Grand Rapids, MI, ca. 1915; Quartersawn oak; "Quaint" metal tag; 30" x 48" dia., one 11 1/4" leaf

Baker Furniture (American (Grand Rapids), founded 1903) A double pedestal dining table with banded top and three leaves Label to underside Approx. h. 29.5", w. 64" (with out leaves), width of each lea

Kindel, Grand Rapids, Sheraton Style Banded Mahogany Double Pedestal Dining Table with 4 Leaves & Brass Feet on Castors. Leaves store inside the table. Measures 68 inches x 46 inches without leaves. L

Kindel mahogany double pedestal dining table, 20th c., Grand Rapids, banded mahogany table with oval top on two pedestal bases with tripod legs ending on brass end caps and casters, metal placard labe

Baker (American (Grand Rapids), founded 1903). A feathered mahogany double pedestal base dining table with satinwood banding on scalloped ends. Marked to underside with plaque. Approx. height 29.25",

Mahogany pedestal base drum table with drawer. Imperial of Grand Rapids, MI. Mid 20th century. 27 1/2"h x 28"dia

PAIR OF ENGLISH REGENCY STYLE MAHOGANY PEDESTALS WITH BLACK POLYCHROME COLUMNS ON CONFORMING TRIFID PLATFORM BASE WITH STEPPED MOLD FEET; LABELED "FINE ART FURNITURE GRAND RAPIDS"; 37.5"H X 11.5"W X 1

Each with ebonized top over mahogany apron and medallions. Rising on black polychrome columns with conforming trifid platform base, with step molded feet. By Fine Art Furniture / Grand Rapids. Dimensi

Imperial Furniture, Grand Rapids, MI produced furniture in the first half of the 1900's. This is an elegant mahogany, dual pedestal console or narrow dining table (refrectory style). The pedestals fea

Beautiful double-pedestal dining table with banded trim and (4) inset leaves, signed Kindel Grand Rapids underneath; paired with (2) armchairs and (6) side chairs in the Queen Anne style, custom-uphol

Double pedestal desk together with similar armchair, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s; Leather, walnut, and brass; Branded mark to desk; Desk: 30" x 52" x 24", chair: 29" x 25" x 22"

Grand Rapids Two-Door Sideboard c1901. Appears to be an un-cataloged early Stickley Brothers sideboard from 1901. These exact same feet show up on the Stickley Brothers China Cabinet pictured in the f

BERKEY & GAY FEDERAL STYLE KNIFE MAHOGANY URNS c1885 Berkey & Gay Furniture Grand Rapids, Michigan Circa 1885 Fine and rare pair of federal style Knife Urns, fourth quarter of the 19th century, the m