Breakfast Table Attributed To Baker

Chinese Coffee Table Attributed to Baker Furniture. Purchased as a custom "Far East Collection" coffee table. Polychrome landscape scene over flat aprons and straight legs. No label. 54 3/4w x 19 1/2d

An exceptional Chinese Chippendale style carved mahogany magazine rack occasional table, attributed to Baker Furniture. 15 5/8" x 36 3/8" 33 1/4" H.

20th century, Queen Anne style with four cabriole legs ending in snake feet below an urn turned shaft and a molded circular fixed top. With Baker badge as pictured. Dimensions:The diameter is 44 1/2",

Baker Furniture Company modern breakfast table, the top with inset leather, canted sides, raised on four brass accented posts attached at each corner by a brass bar, Baker metal tag at underside, 27.5

Empire style occasional side table, 20th c., unmarked, attributed to Baker Furniture, oval tabletop with matched figured veneers, gilt metal banding, parcel gilt spiral pedestal base, rising on three

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, ATTRIBUTED, CLASSICAL MAHOGANY FALL-LEAF BREAKFAST TABLE, rectangular top fitted with two fall leaves having reeded edges, shaped and banded apron with projecting stiles, raised on

A Baker single pedestal mahogany breakfast table. Dimensions: Ht: 28" Width: 46" Depth: 46"

attributed to Thonet, Bentwood Breakfast Table1950s, grey laminate top on laminated wood, bentwood maple legs, unmarked. 27 x 42 x 42 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.leland

Quality solid banded mahogany dining room table with (3) 16" leaves attributed to Baker Furniture approx. 68" w x 44" d x 30" h

16.75"H, 54.75"W, 31.25"D

Attributed to Gordon & Jane Martz for Marshall Studios, circa 1960/1970s. A walnut and ceramic circular breakfast, dining table or center table, the table top inlaid with a mosaic of graduating square

Attributed to Baker Furniture (American, founded 1903), circa 1960s. A simulated bamboo tray top side table having a removable paint decorated square with rounded corners top resting in the faux bambo

Attributed to Baker Furniture (American, founded 1903). Glass and wood cocktail or coffee table having rectangular glass top supported by a stretcher base. Approx. height 17", width 60", depth 29.75"

Haworth 20th Century Modern dining breakfast occasional table. Features black metallic legs with a black laminated round top. Circa 1990's. No apparent label, being sold attributed to Haworth. SHIPPIN

Approximately 16"H. Top measures 44"W x 30"D. Glass with heavy brass frame. Base is faux decorated bamboo. Attributed to Baker Furniture Company,

Attributed to Baker 20th century Chippendale style mahogany tilt top table . Approx. height 29in., width 28in., depth 20in.

Nine Piece Mid Century Modern Dining Set, attributed to Finn-Juhl for Baker, having dining table with four 20 inch leaves, along with eight chairs, two having caned backs, height 29 inches, top 49" x

Attributed to Michael Taylor's Far East Collection for Baker though I do not find the Baker tag underneath. It is a midcentury modern Asian design, the top inlaid with burl wood panels. There are thre

A pair of Thomas Pheasant for Baker end tables. A classic brass frame round design with fitted glass top and middle shelf. No apparent maker marks, therefore being sold attributed to Thomas Pheasant f

Attributed to Edward Wormley (1907-1995) for Dunbar two-part sectional sofa Berne, Indiana, 1950s Trapunto upholstery, walnut unmarked together with a caned shelf end table by Baker larger: 112"w x 34

An Anglo-Colonial Carved and Specimen Woods Inlaid Tilt-Top Breakfast Table 19th Century Height 30 x diameter of top 45 inches. Property from a Private Chicago Collection

Albert Paley Breakfast table Paley StudioUSA, 2006forged and fabricated steel with a blackened finish, glass 29.25 h × 60 dia in (74 × 152 cm) Impressed signature to base 'Al

Y SCOTTISH REGENCY ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE, ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM TROTTER EARLY 19TH CENTURY the circular top above a bead moulded frieze, raised on four scrolled supports with flower head terminals, on

English, first quarter 19th century. Regency - George IV parcel gilt and ebonized walnut tilt-top breakfast or center table, having a fluted pedestal, four-part platform, and rising on winged paw feet