English oak top table circa 1780, having a circular top

English oak top table circa 1780, having a circular top and rising on a tripod base, 29"h x 23.5"w

Tilt top in oak with round top, baluster turned column, nice cabriol legs, circa 1780-90, English, 31" diameter x 27 1/4" high. Condition Very Good.

American Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt-Top Pie-Crust Tea Tablecirca 1780, circular top with shaped pie crust edge, batten support, birdcage with column supports, ring turned standard with suppressed ball,

18th / 19th century, English oak tilt-top table having a circular top over a turned standard, three well-shaped scrolled legs ending in pad feet, legs dovetailed into base standard; approx. 25" x 25 1

English white oak circular top side table, by Sierta, rising on turned legs with joined support, 20"h, 20"diam. Start Price: $60.00

A late 18th century English neoclassical maple tilt-top table, circa 1780, with hexagonal specimen top on tripod cabriole pedestal base with each leg ending in a pad foot.

Good Example of a Antique Late 18th, Early 19th century English George III Oak Cricket Table. Circular top with nice old patina over a triangular frieze and three legs joining a lower shelf. Measures

Circa 1780; circular top with birdcage shaft, having acanthus carved legs ending in ball and claw feet, with wooden gallery added later, 30 in. H., 29 in. Diam. Provenance: From the private collection

Antique English Queen Anne Style Oak Tilt Top Tea Table19th century, circular tilt top with battens, block support, ring turned standard, tripod base, raised pad foot. 28.25 x 31.25 x 31 in. Private C

English oak tilt-top tea table, 19th c., circular tabletop, over turned pedestal, rising on three scrolled legs, separation between top boards, approx 29.5"h, 32"diam Start Price: $80.00

Circular English oak tilt top table on pad tripod footed base. Measuring approx 27” tall x 37” dia. Normal use and wear, see photos.

18th/19th century, circular dish top on a triangular base with turned legs and stretchers, 28-1/2 x 30 x 29 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mountain Couple

CIRCA 1780 GEORGIAN OAK FLIP TOP TABLE WITH TRIPOD BASE AND IRON CATCH. NICE PATINA. Height: 28 in. by Width: 33 in. by Depth: 33

English Oak Work Tablecirca 1900, rectangular top on straight legs with stretcher base. 29.5 x 37.5 x 23 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Circa 1780 New England circular top Queen Anne tea table with tip top over turned pedestal on tripod base ending in pad feet; 30" diameter.

English Oak Drop Leaf Dining Table, 18th century, circular top and with turned legs, ht. 30, open dia. 68 1/2, closed w. 27 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK CRICKET TABLE, CIRCA 1900, the circular top raised on three chamfered square-section legs. 74cm high, 67.5 cm diameter

George III Mahogany Marble Top Center Tablecirca 1800, oak and deal secondary, circular white marble top with a double ogee molded surround and reeded edge, flame mahogany vertically veneered apron wi

Welsh tilt top table, circa 1770, executed in pollarded oak, having a circular top, above a baluster standard, rising on a tripod base, with pad feet, 28"h x 29"dia.

Circa 1810. Having a circular top over turned wood base emitting three very nice tapering legs. H29" W28" Sold from the collection of a Pee Dee, South Carolina gentleman.

Antique English circular spindle design, tilt top tripod table, circa 1740. Provenance: Christie's, May 21, 2016 sale. [30" H x 25 3/4" Diam.].

A Queen Anne Molded Oak Table Top Display Cabinet English, Circa 1730 Height 33 1/4 x width 30 1/4 x depth 10 1/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton, Ohio

Circa 1770-1780; circular dish top with bird cage, vasiform pedestal with triform base, ending in slipper feet. 30 in. H., 36 in. Diam., 49 in. H., when in tilt top position.

Circa 1780. Having a circular top hinged to tilt above turned wood base emitting three legs ending in a pad foot. H25" W31" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina family Sout