Antique New England 6-Foot Pine Farm Table

Antique New England 6-Foot Pine Farm Tablecirca 1870, two board top with rounded corners and green wash, inset skirt, turned and tapered legs with a red wash. 28.5 x 71.5 x 35.5 in., floor to skirt 22

19th c New England country farm table. Pine, maple, & butternut sides. 6 1/2' long, 30" h, 39" wide. Refinished, good condition farm table.

New England Scrub-Top Pine Farm Tablesecond half 19th century, white pine, three-board rectangular top with bread board ends, two scratch bead drawers, recessed side rails with drop return, square tap

Antique New England Rustic Farmhouse Table. Early Turned Leg Farm Table, purchased in Maine. Generous length for entertaining or family gatherings. Measures 77" long, 30" across and 30" high. PROVENAN

Late 18 th C. country New England pine tavern table with breadboard top and turned legs. 42" width.

Queen Anne period tea table, old red painted base, scrubbed oval pine top, duck feet, New England origin. Early 18th century. 26.5"H x top 35" x 27.5". Very good condition.

New construction antique farm table from antique pine wood, table measures 72 inches long by 41 inches wide by 31 inches tall, set has seven green country dinning chairs, with brush seats, all in very

Antique New England Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table. On turned legs and pad feet. Measures 39 1/2"x25 1/2"x26 1/2" PROVENANCE: The Audubon Gallery, King Street, Charleston SC.Pickup only or Shipping on thi

American Heart Pine Farm Table constructed from antique elements, the three-board plank top with breadboard ends mounted to a polychrome base with mortised and pegged joints and tapered legs. h. 31",

Continental Fruitwood Farm Table Height of table 31 inches, width 6 feet 8 1/2 inches, depth 40 1/4 inches. C

20th century, yellow pine, rectangular form with three board top, shaped skirt, square tapered legs. 30 x 61.5 x 35 in. The Dr. Ralph Wileman Collection, from travels across Europe & New England.Addit

Antique pine farm table or possibly desk with single center drawer, turned legs, and plank top, property of Bronxville New York Estate. Measures approx 47 inches long, 29 inches deep, 29 inches tall.

NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL MAHOGANY STAND TABLE, top featuring turret corners, above two drawers with original wooden knobs, raised on elaborately turned legs terminating in ball feet. Pine secondary wood. R

18th century, scrubbed maple oval top, baluster turned splay leg stand with stretchers, set on turned feet, pine rails and cross brace, 24-3/4 x 34-1/2 x 24-1/4 in.

Chippendale Grain-Painted Pine Corner Cupboard New England, late 18th/early 19th century The upper section with twelve-light door, set into lower section with paneled cupboard doors. Height 6 feet 8 i

18th New England Queen Anne flame birch Drop Leaf Table, maple cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Pine secondary, all original, refinished. 29 x 41 x 15" with 16" round leaves,

English Pine Farm Work Table 30"H x 162"L (13 ft. 6 in.) x 32 1/2"W

New England Hepplewhite mahogany and flame mahogany inlaid server or serving table, pine secondary. Comprised of an overhanging molded top above two full length dovetailed drawers with line inlay and

New England Pine Harvest Table19th century, rectangular top with breadboard ends, underside of top inscribed "John Adden" stretcher base with through mortise tenon, shoe foot. 28.5 x 74.5 x 29.5 in. T

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED PINE HUTCH TABLE, the three-board removable top raised on a bench base with shaped sides ending in "shoe" feet. Possibly original red-painted surface to base, s

Two New England Pine Tavern Tables19th century, the first a rectangular bread board top with flush skirt rails, baluster turned legs with box stretcher base on turned feet (25 x 28 x 22 in.); the seco

Antique 10-Foot Long Harvest Farm Table with Drawers, in an extra-long size with 6 legs and two spacious drawers in each half. This near-ten-feet-long beauty could become the centerpiece of a rustic r

Early 19th century New England pine child's 6-board blanket chest in old original crusty painted surface, self-molded top, interior till, nice cut-outs on foot ends, square and t-head nail constructio

probably New England, 18th century. The oval top on a base of double baluster and reed turned legs joined by box stretchers, on turned feet. Expected wear consistent with age. Initials "W.C." painted