19th c. Federal Banquet Table

Fine 19th Century Federal Banquet Table with very ornate Signed Bronze Feet, 6 leaves in Original Crate, L. 12ft. ,W. 60in.

19th c. Federal two part mahogany banquet table with single leaf. Plum pudding mahogany, Baltimore Maryland, early 19th Century. Each end 53" x 21 1/2", 21 1/2" leaf.

19th/20th C. Federal mahogany banquet table having three pedestals, molded edge, 30"h. x 12'l. x 45"w. Provenance: A Massachusetts collection.

Pair of 19th c. mahogany banquet tables. 44" x 20" with 20" leaves, 29" Ht..

Regency triple pedestal mahogany dining table, 19th c., banquet table in tilting sections, rounded corners, baluster turned pedestals with splayed legs with brass paw feet and casters, 28"h x 106"l x

ca. 1830-1840 English Hepplewhite D -ends. Comprising of 2 traditional half rounds or D-ends, long drop center. Bordered string inlay through. 29" x 10' x 4 '. Overall good condition. Provenance: From

Ca. 1820’s American inlaid mahogany dressing table with three drawers and tiger maple paneled inlays, on carved reeded legs, 30”H x 27.5”W x 21”D.

Early 19th c. Federal inlaid mahogany serpentine front card table. 34 1/2" x 16 3/4" x 30" Ht..

19th C. Federal style card table, ovolo corners, shell inlay, tapered legs, wear consistent with age and use, 28" h. x 33 1/8" w. x 17 1/2" l. unfolded: 35" l.

Circa 1815, attributed to John Connoly, Philadelphia, PA, American Federal carved mahogany drop-leaf library table having single drawer, reeded and carved decoration, carved lion paw feet, 29" H x 41

EARLY 19TH C TIGER MAPLE AND MOHOGANY FEDERAL CARD TABLE, ORIGINAL SOLID BOLD TIGER MAPLE TOP, 29.25 X 34.25 X 17.5

C. 1800 Federal inlaid mahogany card table. Top 36" x 17 1/4" (closed), 28" Ht..

American, first quarter 19th century. Inlaid "D- form" flip top games table, having flame mahogany veneers, geometric parquetry bands, and marquetry urns, rising on tapered legs. Unmarked. Approx. h.

American, probably New England, first quarter 19th century. Federal mahogany drop-leaf work table, having two drawers with pull out basket, and rising on rope turned legs with toupie feet and casters.

19th C. classical federal period 37" table base in nice condition. Probably had a piece of marble at one time. Great for a breakfast table (put a piece of marble or a wood top). 37" wide, 29" tall.

19th Century American Federal style mahogany Pembroke table, probably New York, with scalloped D-form flaps over faux drawers with brass pulls, the base with carved foliate details and a lower tier ra

Antique 19th C American Federal Flip Top Table. Console table / games table with expandable top and pedestal base. Measures approximately 29 x 35 x 17 inches when closed. Property of a Waccabuc, New Y

Louis XVI-Style Brass-Mounted Mahogany Banquet Table 19th century, the table with drop demi-lune leaves, the top and leaves edged with brass molding, opening to accommodate four skirted leaves, raised

Super 19th C. federal style triple pedestal dining table. Opens to 12', in nice condition. Probably NY, has the brass fasteners. 146" wide, 30" tall, 47" deep.

Impressive English Mahogany Banquet Table mid-19th century, in the maner of Gillows, having six large turned and reeded legs, carved top and leaves, opening to accommodate seven leaves. h. 30", w. 65"

American Sheraton mahogany drop-leaf extension banquet table, early 19th c., likely New York, in three sections, with D ends, rising on slender turned and fluted legs, largest: approx 28.5"h, 136.5"w,

American Renaissance Revival Carved Oak Banquet Table, late 19th c., possibly by R. J. Horner, the circular top on six lobed tapered legs on massive paw feet, joined by concave stretchers, with four l

American Classical Carved Mahogany Banquet Table, early 19th c., probably Philadelphia or Baltimore, in two parts, each with drop leaf, frieze centering foliate panels, spiral-turned legs, ball feet,

American Classical Carved Mahogany Banquet Table , early 19th c., probably Philadelphia or Baltimore, in two parts, each with drop leaf, frieze centering foliate panels, spiral-turned legs, ball feet