ELIZABETHAN OAK STYLE 17th c. CENTER TABLE, 2ND PERIOD,

ELIZABETHAN OAK STYLE 17th c. CENTER TABLE, 2ND PERIOD, 29"H X 44"W X 24"D

Properly Stocky Walnut Stained Oak Cupboard with flat top, molded crown, vine and blossom carved frieze, raised on 'pineapple' posts, the center shelf having a concealed full width drawer, the inset c

Circa late 1600's Elizabethan style highly carved dark oak refectory table attributed English. 83 in long x 29 in wide x 31.5 in high. Good overall condition, top is removable.

English Jacobean style oak writing/ work table, late 17th c., having rectangular top, over carved full-length drawer, gilt metal pulls, rising on turned legs, joined with box stretcher, ending on turn

An oak low table, reclaimed old timber construction, the overhanging top above a plain frieze fitted with a single drawer over an undulating skirt, raised on turned & block supports braced by turned s

A William and Mary oak center tablelate 17th centuryheight 26 1/2in (67cm); width 34 1/2in (87.5cm); depth 22 1/2in (57cm)

Jacobean Period carved oak Credence table, 17th c., England, hinged demi-lune top, carved skirt with single drawer, on turned legs joined by rectangular stretchers with gate leg, 30"h x 36"w x 32"d (o

A CARVED OAK CENTRE TABLE IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY 85.5cm high, the top 113 x 98cm Provenance:Barnwell Manor, NorthamptonshireWindsor House Antiques

A carved oak centre table in 17th century style , early 20th century, bearing date 1684 to central secret frieze drawer with hidden unlocking mechanism, 80cm high, 151cm wide, 69cm deep

A 17th century-style oak side table The rectangular top above a single drawer and raised on turned legs, with uniting bar stretchers, some later timbers, 65cm wide x 61cm deep x 67.5cm high, (25 1/2in

Italian, 17th C. Restorations. 30"h x 39"w x 34-1/2"d

A handmade oak trestle table and pair of benches in the 17th century style. Made in 20th century. Hand hewn wood with mortise and tenon and plank construction. Seats 12. Table: 29 1/2"h x 120"l x 25 1

French Louis XV style marble and oak table, mid 19th century, having a scalloped rouge marble surface surmounting the relief carved apron depicting a scallop flanked by acanthus, rising on highly carv

Continental, 18th/19th C., with winged lion pedestal. 30"h x 5'w x 36"d

Property of a Savannah, GA Estate Description: Carolean Style Oak and Chestnut Refectory Table, composed of 17th and 18th C elements, the rectangular top above a carved frieze raised on square tap

British, late 17th century, comprising large scale oak drop leaf table, turned legs and gates, stretcher base with turned feet, together with four paneled and Barley twist side chairs (said to be orig

Spanish Baroque style oak dining table, 20th c., having parquetry top, with draw leaves at short sides, rising on scrolled trestle base, joined by a center stretcher, approx 29.75"h, 71"w, 35.5"d, bot

Style of J. and J. Horner (American,(New York (1886-1922), late19th century. An oak center table, the round top with molded edge surmounting the tripod lion base comprising three lions heads joined by

Spanish Baroque style oak table, early 20th c., parquetry top with draw leaves, raised on carved ox yoke supports, joined by scrolled wrought iron center stretchers, approx 30"h, 63"w, 35.25"d, extend

French Henri II style oak writing desk, late 19th c., rectangular top with inset writing surface, carved border, two frieze drawers, rising on twist supports, joined by cross stretcher with center fin

French Louis XV style oak dressing table, early 20th c., having shaped top, concealing three-part top, center piece opens to mirror plate and shallow interior, flanked by two hinged storage interiors,

Turned legs with reeded stretchers, single drawer with period pull, probably English, 17th C. H.: 28 W.: 30 1/2'' D.: 21''

Two plank top. Band of frieze below overhanging front lip and above single drawer with two pulls and escutcheon. Period hardware. With bobbin and turn legs and stretchers. English, late 17th C. H. 26

Spanish Baroque style oak console, late 19th/ early 20th c., a two-board rectangular top, rising on ball turned legs, joined by turned side stretchers, iron center stretcher with floral joins, ending