AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK REFECTORY TABLE with pla

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK REFECTORY TABLE with plank top above a carved blind fret frieze; standing on bulbous ring turned legs joined by under stretchers 198cm wide 80cm deep 80cm high

AN 18TH CENTURY OAK REFECTORY TABLE, the rectangular cleated top raised on block and baluster legs joined by stretchers. 75cm high, 207cm long, 72cm wide

Early 18th C. Oak Gateleg Table: Description: An early 18th century gate leg table. Nearly 300 year old with a solid oak surface. Repairs and to the underside alignment of top to base and

With a moulded and rectangular top over a plain apron the whole raised on four turned legs supported by an H-stretcher. NOTE: Losses to wood throughout . 32 x 60 x 31.5 in.

Early 18th Century William and Mary refectory table with wonderful vase and ring turnings and a single board top. Documentation attached to the underside states it was found in a house in Ashford Conn

97w X 36d X 34h. From Ernesto Klun Antiques.

Italian, late 18th century. A Baroque style carved oak refectory or library table of rectangular form bearing a thick 2-plank wooden top surmounting smaller rectangular case, the front and side aprons

English Oak Refectory Table, 18th c. boards on a contemporary trestle base.(CSPR5003)(TC).Property Title: From a Lake Waramaug home Measurements: 77" L x 30" D x 29" H

Continental provincial oak table, early 18th Century. The rectangular overhanging top above a large single drawer with scratch-carved foliate decoration, all above a shaped skirt and matching stretche

A William and Mary Style Oak Refectory Table 18th Century and Later Height 29 1/4 x length 81 1/4 x depth 28 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate of Roger Ramsay, Chica

English Oak Refectory Table 18th century, the long rectangular top above a frieze with stylized arched carving, and raised on large baluster-form legs joined by a box stretcher and ending in block fee

A George I Oak Table Early 18th Century Height 28 x width 28 x depth 18 1/2 inches.

French Dark Stained Oak Refectory Table Parts 18th century Height 28 1/2 inches, length 11 feet, depth 27 1/4 inches. C Property of a Residence Designed by Hutton Wilkinson, Tony Duquette Inc.

Impressive Provincial Oak Refectory Table early 20th century, the long banded top raised on turned columnar end supports and center supports, and joined by a stretcher to runner feet, mortised and peg

Provincial Oak Refectory Table, early 19th century, the long planked top banded and above a conforming frieze fitted with a drawer to each end, raised on tapering square legs, h. 30-1/2", w. 34-1/4",

A Queen Anne Oak Dressing Table Early 18th Century Height 32 3/4 x width 35 3/4 x depth 17 1/4 inches. Property from a Private Collection

A William and Mary Oak Table Late 17th/Early 18th Century Height 27 x width 35 1/2 x depth 22 inches. Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Evanston, Illinois

A George I Oak Dressing Table Early 18th Century Height 28 1/2 x width 28 1/2 x depth 17 1/4 inches.  Property from the European Family Collection of a Pharmaceutical Executive and Venture Capita

18th Century English George II Oak Table. With single drawer; on turned block legs. Early 18th century. {Approximate dimensions: 23 3/4 high x 35 wide x 24 1/2 inches deep.}. Condition: Previous insec

Good Example of a Antique Late 18th, Early 19th century English George III Oak Cricket Table. Circular top with nice old patina over a triangular frieze and three legs joining a lower shelf. Measures

GATE-LEG DROP-LEAF TABLEEngland, Early 18th CenturyIn oak. Twist and turned legs joined by a repetitive stretcher.Height 29”. Length 46.5”. Width 20” plus two 21.5” demilune dr

English, late 17th/early 18th C., with brush feet. 28-1/2"h x 33"w x 19-3/4"d Provenance: Christie's, South Kensington.

English, late 17th/early 18th C., with ball feet. 26-1/4"h x 29"w x 18"d Provenance: Christie's, South Kensington.

Two Piece Lot, to include English oak lift top chest, along with early oak small table with drawer, probably early 18th century, chest height 25 1/2 inches, chest top 18" x 40".