A Small 17th Century Oak Gateleg Table with an ova

North European Baroque oak gate-leg table, c. 17th c, probably Dutch or English, octagonal top on three turned legs joined by stretchers, a fourth leg opening to form a small occasional table, 28"h x

English 17th century oak gate leg table, pine secondary wood, all wooden pinned and mortis and tenon construction, dovetailed drawer, original old grungy natural surface, with Spanish feet, 27.5"T x 3

A 17th century and later oak gateleg table The oval top raised on turned legs, united by bar stretchers, some later timbers, 123cm wide x 105cm deep x 73cm high, (48in wide x 41in deep x 28 1/2in high

With a single drawer. H. 26 1/2" W. closed 14" W. open 42 1/4" D. 35" Provenance: The Estate of the Late Senator E. Leo Kolber Westmount, Quebec.

Antique 17th C. English Oak Single Drawer Gate Leg Table. 39 inches L x 28 H x 32 W, fully extended.

William and Mary Oak Gateleg Table late 17th century, the demi-lune drop leaves supported by turned fly legs. h. 28-1/4", w. 45", l. 19-3/4", ext. l. 55-1/2"

A Jacobean Carved Oak Gate-Leg Table 17th Century with Alterations Height 25 x width 30 inches.

A William and Mary Oak Gate-Leg Table Late 17th Century Height 27 3/4 x width 14 1/2 x depth 32 3/4 inches (closed). This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate of Ruthann "Rudy" Bengston

AN ENGLISH OAK GATELEG DROP LEAF TABLE, 17TH CENTURY, having an oval top, on box stretcher with block and turned supports. Height: 28" Width: 53" open Depth: 44"

A small oak side table, A small oak side table, 17th century, with a single drawer and raised on turned stretchered supports, 63cm wide 40cm deep 67cm high

An oak gateleg table of small proportions, An oak gateleg table of small proportions, 18th century, the oval top on turned end supports and sledge feet, 51cm wide 27cm deep 68cm high Condition Report:

Late 17th Century. The D-shaped top with a rear hinged flap, raised on elegant sphere over columnar and ring and baluster turned supports, joined by plain stretchers. Height 27 ½”. Width 31”. Dep

17th/early 18th Century, with oval top with two 14-inch drop-side leaves over barley-twist legs and stretchers h. 29-1/2 w. 15 d. 36-1/2 in.

RARE 17TH C ENGLISH SHOEFOOT GATELEG TABLE, DROP LEAF, OLD UNTOUCHED SURFACE OAK, CIRCA 1640-1680, 29 X 10 X 26 LEAVES 11

An oak drop leaf tavern table, the planked top (possibly associated) affixed to a base with two frieze drawers, raised on four robust baluster turned supports - two being hinged gate-leg supports that

Withe octagonal top on 3-leg base with a 4th gate leg. 28 x 38 1/2 x 20 inches closed 28 x 38 1/2 x 37 inches open.

Jacobean Period carved oak Credence table, 17th c., England, hinged demi-lune top, carved skirt with single drawer, on turned legs joined by rectangular stretchers with gate leg, 30"h x 36"w x 32"d (o

29h, 29w, 12.75d

A 17th century oak side table With single long drawer and raised on five legs, united by concave stretchers, formerly the base of a cabinet on stand, 78cm (30 1/2in) wide, together with a 17th century

A primitive 17th century Jacobean oak table with 1 long drop leaf with swing leg - the legs with sausage turnings and attach to cross stretchers showing good wear - note the scrolled carvings across t

19th Century English Oak Gateleg Table with wooden peg construction. Drawer in one end, 28" High X 37.75" Dia. X 15" Deep when closed. Condition - Table is in good condition for the age. Bottom stretc

AN 18TH CENTURY OAK GATELEG DINING TABLE, with D-shaped leaves, raised on a block and baluster stand. 69cm high, 108cm wide (open), 105cm deep

A 17th century oak side table The moulded rectangular top above a single drawer, raised on slender baluster turned legs with uniting stretchers, 68cm wide x 49cm deep x 97cm high, (26 1/2in wide x 19i

A small 19th Century Gateleg table together with an upholstered Edwardian hall chair 64 x 74 x 61 cm (2)