Country Federal Mixed Wood Banquet End

Circa 1810, likely Southern. The piece has a one board pine top above pegged cherry wood case resting on three nicely tapered legs. H27 3/4' W34 1/4" D17 1/4"

First half of the 19th century, America. Having a nice one board top with bread board ends atop pegged frame emitting four tapered legs. H28" D21 5/8" L33 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Hilton Hea

Circa 1830, likely North Carolina. The piece having a thick two board yellow pine top above walnut, cherry and maple wood case housing two over one drawer with brass pulls all resting atop four nicely

Circa 1840, likely Lincolnton County, North Carolina area. Having a rectangular top above one long drawer and two hinged and paneled doors housing shelf within atop four legs. The piece is walnut and

Circa 1810, likely Southern. The piece having yellow pine secondary wood. The top with a reeded border above freeze having reeded styles above turned slightly tapered legs terminating in brass cups. H

Circa 1810, likely Georgia or South Carolina Piedmont. The pair having two board tops above four nicely turned and tapered legs. The secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. H28 3/4" D22 3/4" W45" So

mixed woods with maple base with turned legs, circa 1850 and flip top with bread-board ends in pine, 35 1/2 x 84 x 29 1/2" high. Condition top newer replacement, else Fine.

An American (possibly Baltimore) mixed woods (predomoinatly mahogany) three piece banqueting table circa 1810-40. The set consisting of two demi-lune ends with a central drop leaf table that connects

American, late 19th Century. Mixed woods. The smaller has hand hole in seat, side battens with beaded edges and ends with half round cutouts. Wear and age splits. 12.5"h. 17.5"w. 10''d. The larger has

Southern Federal inlaid dining room table, cherry and other woods with tiger maple inlay veneers, poplar secondary, consisting of two D-shaped banquet ends with swing legs, each having three tiger map

Circa 1880. The piece having serpentine ends with nicely figured wood throughout, resting atop reeded and tapered legs terminating in cup casters. H31" W48" L163" Sold from the collection of a late Ed

19th century (with alterations), three part form including two demilune ends and drop-leaf center section, walnut with light wood line inlays, banded veneers, central table with swing leg to support e

Lot 92 Art Deco Mixed Wood End Table 29 1/2 x 33 1/2 x 22 inches Pickup and shipping available ONLY from the Westhampton, NY Warehouse Provenance: Property from the Collection of Seymour Stein

American Federal Mixed Wood China Press. Turned and carved stiles with old red finish. 82-1/2"h. x 55"w. x 20"d. Condition: Good with wear.

Pennsylvania Federal Mixed Wood 2-Part Dutch Cupboard. 84-1/2''h. x 54-1/2''w. x 20''d.

Circa 1820, likely Tennessee. The piece has been crafted of Maple, Walnut and Poplar. The top is hinged and opens to well crafted and appointed writing surface above lower case housing two drawers fla

MID-ATLANTIC FEDERAL MIXED-WOOD STAND TABLE, walnut, tiger maple, and cherry, substantial one-board overhanging rectangular top above single drawer framed by beaded rail, all raised on tall splayed le

Pair of See Mar mixed wood end tables. Dimensions - 24" x 28" x 20"

fourth quarter-18th century; New England, saddle seat with stretcher base and knuckle arms, 38 in. H., 24 in. W.

Circa 1830s; stained pine seat, crest rail and legs with oak spindles, 36 in. H., 78 in. W., 18 in. D.

Circa 1820, America. Having a one board top above single figured birdseye maple front and drawer all resting atop nicely turned cherry wood legs. H26 7/8" W20" D17 1/4" Sold from the collection of a N

Federal Mixed Wood Sewing Box. 7-1/2"h. x 12-1/2"w. x 9-1/2'd. Condition: good with wear and losses, 5 holes in right side.

Pennsylvania Federal Mixed Wood 1-Drawer Stand. Later red paint. 29"h. x 20"w. x 18"d. Condition: Good with wear and losses.

Circa 1820. Having a shaped walnut top above turned cherry wood base emitting three shaped legs. H27 3/4" D20" W15 3/4" Sold from the collection of the late Mr. Charlie Rose of Virginia and South Caro