18TH C. TAVERN TABLEScrubbed oval top, stretcher base,

18TH C. TAVERN TABLEScrubbed oval top, stretcher base, splayed turned legs, pegged construction, old raspberry red painted surface, traces of olive green on top and some on base, (consignor purchased

18th c. New England oval top stretcher base tavern table. 23 1/2" x 33 1/2" x 26" Ht.

Ca. 1700-1730 English tavern table with an oval three board top with an applied border, and a scalloped apron on vase and ring turned splayed legs with a stretcher base,24.5”H x 26”W x 20&

An 18th century New England Windsor tavern table. Oval single board Pine top on a Maple base with turned splayed legs and lower stretcher. Older refinishing with traces of the original Red paint with

Late 20th century, pine and hard woods. In the 18th century style with oval top, scalloped apron, splayed turned legs with box stretchers, scrubbed top and black over red paint base. Top has stains. 2

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

NEW ENG EARLY 18THC. STRETCHER BASE TAVERN TABLE (TOP PATCH) ALL ORIGINAL (TOP 37" X 29" X 25" TALL)

18th c. single drawer scrubbed top tavern table with stretcher base. 49" x 29" x 28" Ht..

Pennsylvania Late 18th Century Pin Top Tavern Table. Two board top with rounded corners, full width lip molded drawer, turned legs, stretcher base and turned feet. 31"h. x 41-3/4"w. x 30"d. Condition:

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

Splay Leg Stretched Base Tavern Table with Natural Finished Oval Top and Painted Base; 28" x 31.5" x 25.25". Condition: Like New with Intentional Paint Wear.

18th Century Mixed Wood Pin Top Tavern Table. Lip molded dovetailed drawer, turned legs, stretcher base. 27-1/4"h. x 36-3/4"w. x 31-1/4"d. Condition: Fair with wear, stains, losses and cracks.

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".

Fitted with unique scroll cut apron on front and sides with removable two board top and stretcher base. 29”H x 48”W x 29”D

18TH C TAVERN TABLE, ONE DRAWER STRETCHER BASE, TWO BOARD BREADBOARD TOP, TRACES OF OLD RED PAINT, CT., CIRCA 1720-1740, RESTORATION TO FEET, 29 X 45 X 28

18th c Queen Anne pine tavern table, stretcher base, two board top, drawer missing, length 48", width 32 1/2", ht 26"

19th c. single drawer stretcher base Continental tavern table. Scrubbed top, base in blue paint. 35 1/2" x 26" x 27 1/2" Ht..

American 18th Century Mixed Wood Tavern Table. Dovetailed skirt drawer, pegged construction, boldly turned legs and stretcher base. Primitive replaced top. 27"h. x 34-1/2"w. x 28-1/2"d. Condition: Fai

18th century, tavern table in early surface, two board walnut top and oak frame, ring and baluster turned legs with stretchers, 28-1/2 x 35-1/4 x 23 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of

Fine Pennsylvania pine two-drawer tavern table, scalloped skirt with baluster turned legs, box stretcher base with shaped block & pad feet. Mid-18th C. 29 1/4" =h; 64"=w (top); 32 3/4" = h (top). COND

18th c. stretcher base Tavern table in old paint surface. Top as found. 34 1/2" x 25" x 25". Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germantown N.Y. and N.Y.C..

Found in the Oley Valley, Berks County, Pennsylvania, mid 18th century, pine. Pegged and rosehead nail construction. Substantial table with chamfered edge, canted legs and three board oval pin top. La

Late 18th century, mixed woods including pine. Pegged and rosehead nail construction. Substantial table with chamfered edge, canted legs and three board oval pin top. Large, dovetailed drawer with div

This is a 18th C / 19th C stretcher base tavern table with two drawers. It has wooden pegs that secure the top to the base. Item is being de-accessioned from the Women's Club of York, PA.