DAMASCUS SEWING TABLE

Oak top with iron base. 31"h x 24-1/2"w x 17-3/4"w

Shaker sister's sewing table with 4 dovetailed drawers, attributed to Watervliet or Mt. Lebanon Shaker settlement, dish top, dovetailed case with mortis and tenon, worn old red paint, bottom shelf has

Boston, Massachusetts, 1820-1830, top drawer with stenciled label "Rufus Pierce Furniture Ware-House No. 17 Market St. Boston", highly figured veneers, top with two drop leaves over twoÿfitted drawer

French Louis XVI double-drawered side or sewing table with pull out letter bar. Profusely floral bronze trimmed table with a marquetry and gallery top. Minor restoration to finish. Measures 29"h x33"l

Antique French Porcelain Inset Sewing Table. Possibly Sevres insets. Inset on top of table signed "Ulmer" lower right. Dimensions: 31 x 17 x 17 in.

Early 19th century, having an octagonal top with a single drawer with double lion's head pulls, all over square tapering legs terminating in casters; handwritten signature to underside of top, "Sharps

Height 24 inches, top closed 24.5 x 22.5 inches. With early brand to base.

EMPIRE MAHOGANY DROP LEAF SEWING TABLE WITH TURNED COLUMN LEGS, SCROLL FEET AND DEEP BOTTOM DRAWER; SILK FABRIC AS IS; 24" X 17" X 28 1/2"

A Chinese export gilt lacquer sewing table19th centuryThe hinged lid monogrammed "Amelia" to underside, opening to reveal original fitted interior with various sewing accoutrements.H: 28 1/2, W: 24 1/

Height- 29"

Round Danish mid-century sewing or side table, c. 1960's. With two "wing" pull out compartments. Unsigned. Dimensions: H 20" x Dia. 21.25" Condition: Showing some signs of age and use including scatte

Hans Wegner (1914-2007) for Andreas Tuck sewing table, model AT33 Denmark, circa 1960 teak, cane, brass branded mark to underside 'Andr. Tuck Design Hans J. Wegner Made in Denmark' closed: 26 1/2"w x

A decorative sewing table that possibly dates back to the 19th century. This guilt lacquered table has been extensively decorated in floral patterns. The inside of the hinged hood depicts a relaxing c

Signed Birger Ekman Swedish Grace Movement Sewing Table dated 1938 and signed in script, the mahogany case with a lift-top opening to reveal pivot-out bins with a well below, the face with figural inl

Chinese Export Black Lacquer and Parcel-Gilt Sewing Table 19th Century The hinged top opening to a compartmented interior. Height 28 1/2 inches, width 24 1/2 inches, depth 17 1/4 inches; Together with

Germany 1810/1825, exceptional lyre-based Biedermeier hinged top sewing table with brass "strings", walnut on pine in matching pattern, ebonized trim, fitted interior with cherry wood, 31"H, 28.5"W, 2

Teak drop-leaf sewing table with fitted drawer and caned pull-out basket by Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck, Denmark, 1950s. Underside branded with maker and designer information. Fully extended: 46 in.

American Rococo Carved Rosewood Sewing Table, mid-19th c., likely New York, hinged top with ribbon molding, fitted interior, lower drawer, pierced pendant, scrolled trestle base, floral basket-carved

Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck sewing table Includes: 2 - 10.5 inch leaves Dimensions: H: 24 inches: W: 26 inches: D: 23 inches ---

A Regency Tortoiseshell Veneered Sewing Table Late 18th Century Height 24 3/4 x width 13 1/2 x depth 10 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from the Collection of Anne S. and David

A decorative sewing table that possibly dates back to the 19th century. This guilt lacquered table has been extensively decorated in floral patterns. The inside of the hinged hood depicts a relaxing c

20th century, stamped mark "Ander. Tuck Design, Hans J. Wegner, Made in Denmark", teak table with two drop leaves, over a single drawer with fitted interior for sewing implements, above pull out slide

Teak drop-leaf sewing table with fitted drawer and caned pull-out basket by Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck, Denmark, 1950s. Underside branded with maker and designer information. Fully extended: 46 in.

This is a 19th Century (c 1800 - 1825) Philadelphia sewing table. A similar, almost identical, table can be found in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, bequeathed by Caroline D. Bache (according to artic