American oak extension table on turned legs

Antique American oak extension dining table on turned legs. 31"h x 43"w x 50" w closed (95"l extended).

Ca. 1900, oak. Rounded skirt and turned legs with reeded collars. Two concealed, pull out extension leaves. Refinished. 45"w. 50"l. with 23" leaves.

Antique Oak Extension Table with Turned Legs. 27"h. x 54"w. x 41-1/2"d. Condition: Good with wear, refinished.

Square American Oak Side Table with Turned Legs 31 in tall x 19 x 19

Early 20th century American oak desk / table with single drawer, raised on turned legs. [28 3/4" H x 43 1/4" W x 30 1/2" D]. Splits to top; overall with typical scuffs and wear.

American oak parlor table. Early 20th century. Oak, lower tier, turned legs ending into glass ball-and-claw feet. Scratches and small chips to wood on top of table. Slight splitting to wood to top of

An American carved oak library table, late 19th century, the rectangular over a heavily carved frieze fitted with a single drawer, the legs joined by a shaped undertier, raised on turned legs, ending

An American Cherry Extension Table Western Pennsylvania, Mid-19th Century having an oval top raised on ring turned tapering legs ending in casters; with six leaves.Height 29 1/2 x length 135 1/2 x wid

American, late 19th / early 20th century A Country style two drawer oak side table with turned legs Unmarked Approx. 30", w. 27.25", d. 22.25" Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Bett

19th century country farmhouse miniature display or Childs extension table. Walnut table with 2 leaves on turned legs and center 5th legs support. Nice overall age appropriate condition as shown, see

Second half 19th century, cherry. Oval top with five turned legs. 29"h. 43"w. Opens to 46" with 11" leaves. Plus three 10.5" extra leaves.

French carved oak dining table in the Henri II taste,19th century, having an extension top with foliate edge, spindle apron, and stretcher, and rising on turned vasiform block legs with bun feet, appa

This quality Baker American made refractory quarter sawn oak topped dining table with 6 chairs with turned legs and stretchers include 2 armchairs and 4 side chairs in original finish, but chairs need

American Late Victorian Carved Oak Lamp Table, c. 1900, the square top on splayed bobbin turned legs, joined by a lower stretcher shelf, H.- 29 1/2 in., W.- 28 in., D.- 28 in.

American, circa 1900, tiger oak parlor lamp table, having, single shelf, and rising on turned splayed legs with brass and glass claw and ball feet, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 30.75", w. 23", d. 2

American Late Victorian glass-top oak parlor table, c.1900, shaped top over turned and reeded legs, joined by medial shelf, ending in metal talon feet clutching glass balls, approx 28.25"h, 24"w, 24"d

AN AMERICAN CLASSICAL STYLE FIGURED OAK WRITING TABLE, CIRCA 1880-1900, the oval top table above a single drawer and apron raised on four scrolled legs joined by turned stretchers. Height: 31" Width:

Golden Oak Table and Chairs, includes: 44" x 44" x 29 1/2" extension table with two leaves upon five turned and reeded legs with heavy claw feet; plus six (four sided,two arm) chairs with caned panel

French Henri II style oak dining table, late 19th c., rectangular top with foliate carved trim, elaborately carved and turned legs, on casters, originally an extension table, now as pictured, approx 2

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,

William & Mary oak tavern table, 18th c., possibly American, rectangular top with breadboard ends, over single hung drawer fastened with rose head nails, on turned legs joined by a box stretcher, 30"h

American Arts and Crafts Period Iron Bound Carved Oak Writing Table, c. 1900, the rectangular top over two frieze drawers, on ring turned tapered legs to casters, H.- 29 1/4 in., W.- 42 in., D.- 23 3/

A 19th century American antique mahogany drop leaf table having turned wood legs, 2 rectangular extension leaves supported by tucked pivoting arms.

An American drop leaf mahogany table having turned wood legs, 2 rectangular extension leaves supported by pivoting arms. Each leaf composed of 2 sections of wood joined by bracers.