SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE LAZY SUSAN DROP LEAF TABLE

Circa 1820 likely Georgia. The piece having a rotating disc at center to spin foot around to those sitting at the table over table top all resting atop four nicely tapered legs. H37" W47" Recently dis

early 20th century. said to have come from Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. H33" W54"

28"h - middle board is 19.5" with side boards 11". North Carolina walnut drop leaf table with southern yellow pine and poplar secondary. tapered leg. Ca. 1840.

Early 19th c. Southern Solid Yellow Pine Drop Leaf, in a cherry finish, having mid-length square leaves, with square-head nail fastened top, resting on ring and urn turned poplar legs, 27" tall, 54" x

American Queen Anne Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tableprobably Southern, mid-18th century, yellow pine secondary, solid rectangular top with bowed ends, demilune drop leaf with gate-leg support, each end w

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

18th century, probably Williamsburg, VA region. rectangular drop leaf top above six well-carved legs. walnut primary and yellow pine secondary. H27 7/8" W54" D42"

walnut with yellow pine secondary woods. all original legs, top, everything is original. Tapered legs are fantastic. H 28.5", L 47", W 18"

Circa 1810 ,possibly Midlands South Carolina. The piece having a tight grain with two large leaves flanking the top crafted of two boards, the secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. The top resting

Circa 1820, likely Southern. The piece having a square top with hinged leaves and single drawer at one side having beveled front atop nicely turned legs. Yellow pine secondary wood. H29" W18" D21 3/4"

Southern Chippendale Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tablelate 18th century, Eastern North Carolina, yellow pine and oak secondary, rectangular top and drop leaves with single gate-leg support, scalloped skir

Southern states, 19th century. two drop leaves lifting to form oval top above shaped skirt supported by well-formed cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. yellow pine secondary wood.H30 1/4" W52" (ope

Southern Federal Cherry Pembroke Tableattributed to Virginia, circa 1800, yellow pine and cherry secondary, rectangular book-matched top with drop leaves having single butterfly supports, single drawe

Mid to late 19th century, likely South Carolina or Georgia. The table is circular with circular rotating plateau at the center, characteristic of the form, resting atop tapered legs. H30" W 50"

probably Southern States, late 19th century. large circular top with central "lazy susan" on square base with turned legs. H28 1/2" Dia59 1/2"

Maple Drop-Leaf Dining Table with Lazy Susan. 57" Dia. 29 1/4" H

c/o dropleaf harvest table with lazy susan, 30"H x 21"W (closed) 48 1/2"W (open), 66"L, (4) side chairs, 33"H x 17"W x 21"D, great rustic look, some surface and watermarks on table top

North Carolina Queen Anne Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining Tablecirca 1760, Eastern North Carolina or Virginia, yellow pine and oak secondary, rectangular top with rectangular drop leaves, each having a sing

attributed to shop of James Woodard, Norfolk, 1820-1830, each section with solid mahogany top and single drop leaf, ring, baluster, and spiral turned legs on casters, yellow pine secondary, 28-3/4 x 4

Circa 1810, with yellow pine secondary, single dovetailed drawer with brass pull, two drop leaves, tapered legs.H: approx. 28 1/2".L: approx. 32".D (leaves down): approx. 20 1/2".Each leaf: approx. 11

French Country Style Hand Hewn Cherry Wake Table with Lazy Susanlate 20th century, rectangular top with rounded edge, central circular rotating serving panel with dish edge, 'D' end drop leaves with s

Circa 1820, Alabama. Having a nicely figured top with fold out leaves to connected to banquet ends all resting on a handsomely turned leg. The secondary wood is hard yellow pine throughout. L100" when

Southern Federal Cherry Drop Leaf One Drawer Side Tableearly 19th century, white pine and poplar secondary, square top with drop leaf to each side featuring a rounded corner and swivel baton support,

Southern Federal Mahogany Pembroke Tablecirca 1810, attributed to Norfolk, Virginia, poplar and white pine secondary, solid mahogany rectangular top with shaped drop leaves, double butterfly support,