18th Century Mixed Wood Pin Top Tavern Table.

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.

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

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

Likely American early 18th century. The table having an original top which is mixed wood in pine and walnut with cut nail construction continuing down to a pegged frame in walnut.A Single drawer at th

EARLY 18TH C PIN TOP TAVERN TABLE, TWO DRAWERS, DOVETAILED, BOX STRETCHERS, MORTISE AND PEGGED CONSTRUCTION, SCRUBBED TOP, ORIGINAL DRAWER PULL BORE HOLES, REMOVEABLE PEGGED TOP, PA ORIGIN, WALNUT, 54

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:

Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Mixed Wood Tavern Table. Pin-top with dovetailed skirt drawer and tapered legs. Old red finish. 30"h. x 37"w. x 20-1/2"d. Condition: Good with wear.

A diminutive Pennsylvania cherry and maple pin top tavern table, second half 18th century, having a two board top with a single drawer below. Dimensions:height 27 3/4in; width 28 1/2in; depth 21in.

DESCRIPTION: Chippendale tavern table. Diminutive Chippendale tavern table, circa third quarters of the 18th century. Mixed woods. Possibly Pennsylvania in origin. Typical form consisting of four urn

18th century, mixed woods, reverse bookmatched veneered top with geometric banded inlaid edge, two cock beaded drawers, with barber pole banded inlay, raised on later cabriole legs with block feet. 29

An English 18th Century Georgian inlaid center table. Warmly patinated wood with inlaid star design to mixed woods top. Dual drawers to side with hidden opening mechanisms. Center stretcher near botto

Mid 18th century, mixed woods including maple, chestnut, poplar and pine. Cabriole legs with pad feet, single board top with thumb molded edge, scrolled apron and one over three dovetailed drawers wit

Antique Continental Marble Top Stretcher Base Table18th century, likely French, mixed woods, later molded cut-corner marble top, single long flush drawer, skirt with lower beaded bottom edge, bulbous

Early 18th century, mixed woods including cherry and birch. Tapered legs and two board scrubbed top with replaced hinges. Underside of top has old red paint, base has revarnished surface. One loose to

Antique French Provincial card table, Possibly 18th c., France, walnut table, with scalloped apron, cabriole legs, and toile fabric upholstered top, wood pin joinery, 26.5"h, x 33"l x 23"w.

William and Mary Walnut and Mixed Woods Side Table18th century, the rectangular top featuring panels with elaborate scrolling foliate and avian inlays, above a conforming frieze fitted with a single d

Early 18th century. Having an oval top above nicely flaring and turned wood ash frame. The top is an old replacement. The frame is of the period and has some restored elements but presents itself very

Mid 18th century, America. Having a rectangular top over turned wood pegged frame with lower stretcher also nicely pegged. The top is likely a 19th century replacement. H26" D25" W35"

Northern Italian Mahogany and Mixed Woods Center Tablelate 18th century, the circular top banded and with an elaborately inlaid scene of a figural pastoral village, removing and reversing to a banded

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

Pennsylvania Sheraton Mixed Wood Hutch Table. Early 19th century. Circular pin-top with turned arm supports and legs. Pegged construction. 28"h. x 46-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with cracks and wear.

18th century, possibly Southern. The table having a two board top with shaped corner at the front above a handsomely turned wood, mortised and pegged frame. Formerly with a drawer at the center which

First half of the 19th century, America. Having a nice one board top with bread board ends atop pegged frame emitting four tapered legs. H28" D21 5/8" L33 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Hilton Hea

New England maple table with fine cut-out apron and turned legs. Original oval top and wooden pegged construction. 26" H. Top 37 1/2" x 27 1/2".