19C. New England Country Maple Tilt Top Table

New England,Early 19th Century Pegged construction, circular tilt top over one drawer which converts into a chair. Pine Top 48",Base 19 1/2" x 22 1/2" deep x 28" tall From the collection of a Barringt

QA foot in found condition. 36" diameter top, 27.5" H.

UNITED STATES, 18TH CENTURY A New England country Queen Anne bird cage tilt top tea table. The beveled top sits on a simple baluster base with bird cage support. When table top is flat 26 1/4" diamete

Country Queen Anne New England tilt top, light mahogany table with turned pedestal, 32 in round, 27 in high.

New England country painted pine chest of drawers, circa 1830, 34.5"h x 38.5"w x 19.75"d; together with a Hepplewhite pine one-board top table, 28"h x 30"w x 21.5"d, and a maple candlestand, 29.5"h x

A bench made New England contemporary classic Queen Anne form country tea table, with an oval tiger maple top, on a red and black painted splayed leg QA base, 28”H x 32”L x 22”D.

New England tapered leg country tavern table, slight splay to the legs, maple base in old red painted surface, pine 2 bread board top all pinned on, 27"H x 36.5"L x 27"W

Circa 1830, probably New England. rectangular , molded top above single drawer on turned legs. H29†W29 ½†D20 ½â€

Probably New England, mid 18th century, birch and maple. Dovetailed apron, swing legs and rounded corner leaves. Refinished base, scrubbed top. 27"h. 46"w. 15.5"d. with 15.5" leaves.

Early New England maple tilt-top candlestand in worn old black painted surface, 2-board top, 28"T x 19"D, provenance, the late Helen Kogan

New England Large Tilt Top Table mounted on birdcage swivel, sturdy ring and urn turned column, well-proportioned tripod base with arched legs ending in pad snake foot c. 1790. Purchased at Burson Wyn

18thC New England maple oval top tavern table w unusual small single drawer - 32" wide x 23" deep x 27" tall

possibly Connecticut, circa 1770, cherry, relief carved pie crust scalloped edge, birdcage support, tapered standard with reeded central urn above a chip carved column, tripod arched legs with relief

New England Queen Anne tilt-top tea table in Victorian red paint, with round dish top and baluster form pedestal. 29.75” dia. x 27.75”H.

New England Tiger Maple and Cherry Candlestand, 19th Century, oval shaped tilt top on turned standard continuing to spider leg tripod base. Height 29.25 in. Width 22 in. Depth 17 in. Height Open 40.25

NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1820 A New England cherry tilt top spider leg table. The table stands on daintily carved and tapered legs rising into a turned baluster form column supporting an elongated octagonal

New England Federal mahogany serpentine tilt top game table rope turned legs 36"x17.5"x29" over all wear to finish

19th c New England country farm table. Pine, maple, & butternut sides. 6 1/2' long, 30" h, 39" wide. Refinished, good condition farm table.

CHIPPENDALE TILT-TOP TEA TABLENew England, Circa 1780In mahogany. Reverse-tapered pedestal raised on cabriole legs ending in claw & ball feet.Height 28.5”. Top diameter 31.5”.

An 18th century New England Maple gate leg table. Oval top with drop leaves, single dovetailed drawer and turned legs with rounded strechers. Older refinishing with wear and restoration, including bot

A Federal painted maple tilt top candle standNew Englandearly 19th centuryheight 28 1/2in (72.5cm); width 21 3/4in (55.5cm); depth 13 3/4in (35cm) Provenance:Property from the Estate of Gregory Warre

Portsmouth tilt top table with inlays. New Hampshire. Circa 1810. H 29-1/2" W 19-1/4" D 24". Condition: Excellent original condition. Old refinish. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh

Queen Anne tilt-top table. American, circa 1780. H 29-1/2" W 31-3/4" D 31-3/8" Condition: Original condition. With minor dents and scratches to top surface. Link to high-res images: https://www.dropbo

Two American Colonial Cherrywood Tilt-Top Tables in the Queen Anne Taste, 18th century, the larger example a Pennsylvania table, h. 28-1/2", dia. 33-3/4", and the smaller example from New England, h.