A mahogany pembroke table, William IV period, with

A REGENCY STYLE DROP LEAF MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE, ENGLISH, GEORGE IV PERIOD (1820-1830), in the Sheraton taste, the rectangular top opening over gate legs, each with a ring turned tapered, turned bam

A William IV Mahogany Pembroke Table Mid 19th Century Height 29 1/2 x width 36 x depth 20 inches (closed).

Late Regency or William IV period mahogany library table or partners desk, ca. 1835, with rectangular reeded-edge molded top above an apron with single drawer to one side, above two uprights with scro

A William IV fiddleback mahogany reading table, A William IV fiddleback mahogany reading table, with two hinged reading slopes, over an octagonal tapering column, and platform base, 91cm wide 45cm dee

George III period, circa 1780, mahogany Pembroke table with carved drop leaf flaps around two drawers, raised on carved square legs. Later brass handles. [29" H x 33" W x 22 1/4" D (closed)]. Marks an

George IV Mahogany Pembroke Table, With rectangular drop leaves with herringbone inlaid top With drawer, and tri cluster faux bamboo legs Height 27 inches, top open 29 1/2"x34", top closed 17"x29 1/2"

William IV period mahogany and upholstered rocking chair, circa 1830 Worldwide shipping available: shipping@sheppards.ie Dimensions: 54 cm. wide; 76 cm. deep; 102 cm. high

A George IV mahogany Pembroke table, with drop leaves, with end drawers, raised on a turned column, with scrolled supports and brass caps and castors, 91cm wide 55.5cm deep 72.5cm high Condition Repor

English Sheraton period mahogany Pembroke table, D-shaped drop-leaf table with single dovetailed drawer, tapered legs ending in casters. Original brasses and butterfly wing supports. 28 1/4" H x 18 1/

English Regency period mahogany Pembroke table with D-shaped drop leaves having molded edges and a single dovetailed drawer, on turned legs fitted with brass casters. Drawer and false drawer end fitte

A mahogany William IV table having two drawers and a turned stretcher. Ht: 29" Wd: 40.5" Dpth: 22.5"

A William IV Oak Pembroke Table  19th Century Height 29 x width 42 x depth 21 1/2 inches.

Ebony Inlay, Turned Legs, Dovetailed Drawer, 28.5 Tall X 36 Wide X 20 Wide, 39 Open Line Item # 59

American inlaid Federal period Pembroke table, mahogany primary and white pine secondary. Comprised of a rectangular mahogany top with hinged oval leaves, top and leaves with line inlay to edges and s

Maitland-Smith mahogany and flame mahogany veneer rent table in the William IV taste, having a banded top, three false and three functional drawers, and rising on a pedestal base on triparte plinth an

A William IV Mahogany Serving Table 19th Century Height 36 x width 84 1/8 x depth 29 7/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

William IV Mahogany Tric-Trac Table , mid-19th c., reversable wood top, baize lining on one side, interior fitted with playing surface, two drawers, both short sides, ring-turned legs, casters, h. 30

the rectangular shaped top below an armorial panelled back, above a conforming frieze, raised on turned columns on platform ends. 130 cm. high; 158 cm. wide; 64 cm. deep

A monumental nineteenth century William IV mahogany dining table having turned legs on casters. Ht: 29.5" Wd: 108.5" Dpth: 57"

A William IV mahogany pier tablesecond quarter 19th centuryWith veined white marble top above a frieze drawer.height 35 1/4in (90cm); width 48 1/4in (123cm); depth 22 1/4in (57cm)

William IV mahogany serving table or console, 19th c., England, rectangular top over long frieze drawer raised on four legs mounted on plinths, the leg fronts carved as pilasters, oak secondary wood,

Large William IV mahogany serving table, First half 19th c., the flame mahogany top with floral carved backsplash, gadrooned edge, on bold square legs carved with acanthus to knees and feet, 45.5"h x

A large nineteenth century William IV mahogany console table having turned legs. Ht: 35" Wd: 90.25" Dpth: 26"

A William IV Mahogany Dining Table 19th Century Height 29 x length 117 x width 52 inches. Property from the Estate of Celestia B. Smithgall, Atlanta and Gainesville, Georgia