18thC Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Table

18th century Queen Anne mahogany tilt-top table having bird cage below top, carved pedestal, nicely shape Queen Anne feet, 28" H x 31 1/2" diameter.

English Queen Anne Mahogany Miniature Tilt Top Table, 18thc. The circular top tilting on a baluster turned pedestal, on cabriole legs ending in slipper feet. Dimensions: 14 in.h. x 12.25 in. dia. of t

English Queen Anne Mahogany Miniature Tilt Top Table, 18thc. The circular top tilting on a baluster turned pedestal, on cabriole legs ending in slipper feet. Dimensions: 13 in.h. x 12 in. dia. of top.

Late 18th century Queen Anne mahogany tilt-top center table, the baluster form standard terminating in a tripartite base with pad feet, 28"h x 39" diameter.

Large Queen Anne mahogany tilt top table, 18th/19th c., round single board top, 28"h x 35"dia (open), 47.5"h (closed)

English Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tablelate 18th century, octagonal top with molded edge, block support, spiral urn turned standard, tripod base with high arched knees, snake pad foot. 28.5 x 31 x

Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Table, 19th c., the single board top, above a ring turned baluster standard, atop out swept legs, on spade feet, H.- 27 in., Dia.- 30 in.

English Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Table18th century, circular one board top with battens, block support, ring and urn turned standard, tripod base with beveled legs, raised snake pad foot. 28.75 x

Height 27.25 inches top 27.5 x 28 inches.

QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY TILT TOP TABLE probably American, the circular top over baluster turned pedestal with cabriole legs ending in slipper feet, h: 28 x dia: 28 in.

Custom Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt-Top Table. Table top is 30 inches in diameter.

Queen Anne Round TIlt-top Table. Likely 19th. Century. Nicely turned pedestal base with added metal reinforcement at leg joints.

Possibly New York, ca. 1760-1790, with dishtop, birdcage, and urn. 30-1/2"h x 33-1/2"dia Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" b

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

QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY TRIPOD TILT TOP TABLE. Height: 28.5 in. by Width: 34 in. by Depth: 34 in.

A Queen Anne Mahogany Tripod Tilt Top Table, ca. 1800, Having a circular top, vase pedestal on a tripod base with padded slipper feet. H: 27 D: 30 in. The Collection of Oliver and Joyce Murphy.

Irish Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tablemid-18th century, circular top with batten support, ring turned and tapered standard, tripod base, pad foot. 27 x 37 x 36 in. Private Collection, Greensboro

A Queen Anne mahogany tilt-top tea table having a dish top over a birdcage support, turned shaft with compressed ball, on three cabriole legs with pad feet. 30in tall x 37in wide x 36in deep.

A Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt-Top Breakfast Table, 18th Century, with undulating rectangular top. Dimensions: Height 28 3/4in; width 33 3/4in; depth 34 1/4in. Provenance: From a Morristown, NJ estate.

Likely New Hampshire or Connecticut. The piece has a very nice top above hinged box to tilt leading to turned wood base with urn emitting three nicely formed legs ending in a pad foot. H28" W28" Sold

18th century, America or Britain. The piece having an elegant two board top with fine grain above turned wood base emitting three handsome cabriole legs with pad foot. Mahogany throughout. H27" W32" S

18th century, America or Britain. The piece having an elegant two board top with fine grain above turned wood base emitting three handsome cabriole legs with pad foot. Mahogany throughout. H28" W30 5/

American Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table. Circular top with birdcage support, turned pedestal with spiral carved urn, cabriole legs and pad feet. 28-1/2"h. x 27-3/4" diam. Condition: Good with

18th century, circular top, open block support, ring turned tapered standard, tripod base with cabriole legs and pad foot. 28 x 36 x 34.5 in. The Property of a Greensboro, NC Gentleman Additional high