An elm and oak gateleg table, 18th century, the oval drop leaf top raised on turned legs united by

18th C. English Oak Drop Leaf Gate Leg Dining Table with Excellent Patina and Wear. Table Features an Oval Top Made of Two Drop Leaves Resting on a Turned Leg Base with Side Stretchers, Two Gate Legs

English Oak Drop-Leaf Table late 18th century, the rounded top with two ovoid leaves, raised on a gateleg support of bobbin-turned legs joined by box stretchers and ending in bun feet. h. 28", w. 51-1

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

A QUEEN ANNE STYLE CARVED OAK AND ELM DROP LEAF BREAKFAST TABLE, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, the oval top with drop leaf hinged sides on gate swing tapering circular legs ending in conforming pad feet, flankin

Elongated Oval Top 'butterfly' Dropleaf Table in quarter sawn oak, having a molded drawer at each end with brass teardrop pulls, ring and down turned gateleg base on spanish feet, 28" tall, 34" x 12 1

An 18th century New England Maple gate leg table. Oval top with drop leaves, single dovetailed drawer and turned legs with rounded strechers. Older refinishing with wear and restoration, including bot

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.

* An American Gate-Leg Dining Table 18th/19th century the rectangular top having rounded ends with two D-shaped leaves opening to oval, raised on a series of turned legs joined by stretchers. Height 2

A QUEEN ANNE STYLE OAK DROP LEAF TABLE, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, GEORGE III (1727-1820), the "D" shaped leaves opening over gate legs to an oval top, above a wide skirt, raised on four cabriole l

A 19th century British Oak drop leaf table. Oval molded top with a single drawer, stretcher base with turned legs and double gate leg supports. Older refinishing with wear and older restoration. 47 1/

British, 20th century, ash and elm?, oval top with two drop leaves over turned gate leg base with stretchers, 19-1/2 x 60 x 14 in., opens to 38 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Car

18th century, mahogany, oak and pine secondary, rectangular top, each drop leaf with gate leg support, four tapered legs with raised pad foot. 27.5 x 41 x 15 in; each leaf 17.5 in. From the Collection

William and Mary-Style Oak Gateleg Table, England, circa 1900, the oval drop leaf top above baluster and block turned legs joined by stretchers, ht. 28, lg. 53, dp. 39 3/4 in. For further information

18TH C OAK GATELEG TABLE, DROPLEAF SCRUBBED TOP, MORTISED AND PINNED COSTRUCTION, SWING LEGS, WEAR TO ORIGINAL FEET. 42.5 X 16 X 28, LEAVES 18

William and Mary Walnut Gate-Leg Table New England, mid-18th century and later With two drop leaves and two drawers, raised on block turned legs joined by stretchers. Height 29 inches, width closed 19

William and Mary 18th Century Chestnut Gate Leg Side Table. Oval drop leaves, turned legs, mortised slat gate legs, stretcher base with shoe feet. 28"h. x 34"w. x 10-1/2"d. Oval leaves measure 14". Co

English Oak Drop Leaf Dining Table, 18th century, circular top and with turned legs, ht. 30, open dia. 68 1/2, closed w. 27 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further

A William and Mary Oak Gate Leg Table, English, Late 17th/Early 18th C., the oval twin-flap top above a frieze drawer on turned and square section legs. (GREGG7202) {WK} Dimensions:29 H x 32.25 L x 19

William and Mary gate leg table, late 17th century, having an oval drop leaf top, above a shaped apron, continuing to turned supports, 30"h x 57"w x 42"d (extended)

English oak drop leaf table, late 18th c., having round top, over turned supports with gate legs, rising on block feet, approx 25.25"h, 33.25"w, 32.5"d Start Price: $150.00

An 18th century oak side table The rectangular top above a single long drawer, raised on slender turned legs, united by an x- shaped stretcher, on bun feet; together with an unusual early 19th century

English oak gate leg table, 18th century, having a rectangular top with a single drop and rising on turned legs, 27"h x 31"w x 18"d (extended). Provenance: Property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkin

probably British, 18th century, figured solid mahogany top with drop leaves, turned legs with pad feet, pine rails and beech gates, set on later casters, 29 x 22-1/2 x 52 in., opens to 69 in. Provenan

Queen Anne oval top gate-leg drop leaf table. New England, 18th century. Walnut wood. Provenance: Stephen Score. Condition: One leg is chipped at the foot. Old patch in top, possibly original. Otherwi