18th century oval Queen Anne maple tea table with pa

18TH C. QUEEN ANNE OVAL MAPLE COUNTRY TEA TABLE 27" X 37" X 27"

18th c Queen Anne maple oval top tea table with shaped skirt, straight legs. Top cracked and re-glued. 36"l x 27"h.

18th century elements, maple throughout, oval top with ring and baluster turned legs with stretchers, 22 x 30 x 23 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mountain Couple

18th century Queen Anne maple, tip-top tea table, with turned pedestal on snake legs. This was the 18th century property of Robert McNeal of Derry NH (labeled underneath table). Dimensions: 28: Height

maple and tiger maple with tray top and inlaid diamond and star, shaped apron and cabriole legs ending in ridged pad feet. Probably New Hampshire, 18th century. 24" high, 25 1/2" long, 19" wide. Shrin

Probably New England, mid 18th century. Oval top on rectangular frieze supported by cabriole legs with pad feet. H26 3/4" W32 1/2" D21" Collection of a South Carolina Gentleman.

18th century, scrubbed maple oval top, baluster turned splay leg stand with stretchers, set on turned feet, pine rails and cross brace, 24-3/4 x 34-1/2 x 24-1/4 in.

probably New England, 18th century. The oval top on a base of double baluster and reed turned legs joined by box stretchers, on turned feet. Expected wear consistent with age. Initials "W.C." painted

18th century Queen Anne figured maple oval top tavern table with splayed legs and pad feet.Measures: 25"H x 25 1/2"W (Top) x 17 1/4"D (Top), 12" x 11" (Top of Apron), 16 1/2" x 18" (Out to out at feet

18th or early 19th century. Having a circular top above turned base emitting three legs ending in a claw foot. W33 1/4" W28" Sold from the collection of Betty and Ralph Jennings of Gaffney, South Caro

probably Dutch, rectangular form with solid top and applied cove molding, veneered apron with raised applied solid walnut skirt molding, cabriole legs ending in elongated oval pad feet. 18th century.

EARLY 18TH C RHODE ISLAND TAVERN TABLE, OVAL TOP, QUEEN ANNE PAD FEET, MAPLE , ORIGINAL PINE TOP, CIRCA 1720-1740, ALL ORIGINAL DIMINUTIVE PAD FEET, SPLAYED LEGS, 28.5 X 42 X 28 TALL

Queen Anne period tea table, old red painted base, scrubbed oval pine top, duck feet, New England origin. Early 18th century. 26.5"H x top 35" x 27.5". Very good condition.

An 18th Century Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table. Oval form Maple table with single gate leg on each side and pad feet. Older refinishing with wear to center section, old damage to one leaf. 47 1/2 x 51 (op

In birch and maple, with an applied tray top and step down apron ends on raised cabriole legs ending in Queen Anne pad feet. 26”H x 29”W x 21.5”D.

Queen Anne walnut birdcage dish top tea table, baluster and ring turned post on tripod base, 29"h x 33-1/2"diameter, repairs to top, PA, second half 18th c

QUEEN ANNE OVAL-TOP TAVERN TABLE 18th Century In maple. Rectangular base with straight legs terminating in pad feet. Height 26". Top 32" x 22.75".

QUEEN ANNE TILT-TOP TEA TABLE18th CenturyYellow pine top and maple base. Cabriole legs end in snake feet.Height 28.5”. Top diameter 35.5”.

Mid 18th century, maple. Pegged base with curly maple legs, and a two board porringer top. Base is revarnished, top has glued seam. 26"h. 34"w. 26.25"d.

QUEEN ANNE DROP-LEAF TABLE18th CenturyIn maple, with an oval top and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Tabletop is loose.Height 28". Length 14" plus two 17.5" drop leaves. Width 44".

Third quarter 18th century. Both have oval tops and pad feet, refinished. Maple and curly maple with nicely turned legs. Repaired top. 25.75"h. 34"w. 23.25"d. And cherry with dark stain. Beaded apron.

Mid 18th century, maple and poplar. Turned legs, shaped stretcher and oval two board top. Top has butterflies and reset battens, wear and possibly reshaped edges. 24.5"h. 30"w. 24"d.

18th c. Queen Anne pad foot tea table. Top 31 1/2" x 28 1/2", 27" Ht.. Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germantown N.Y. and N.Y.C..

18th c. Queen Anne pad foot tea table. Top 31" D., 27" Ht.. Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germantown N.Y. and N.Y.C..