Excellent 1830 carved Federal dropleaf table, soli

Heavily carved double-pedestal base, supported on harry paw feet. Height 29 inches. Top closed, 39 by 24 inches. Open, 39 by 52 inches.

FEDERAL CARVED MAHOGANY DEMI-LUNE DROP-LEAF TABLE, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 28 1/2"; WIDTH 44"

Circa 1820. Having rectangular top flanked by drop leaves at each side all with reeded edge above a single drawer at one side with turned wood pull continuing down to handsomely carved and turned legs

Circa 1820. With Rectangular Top And Shaped Drop Leaved Above Single Drawer Leading To Four Carved Legs Atop Casters. H29" W22" D38 ½ "

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An American Federal carved mahogany drop leaf table. The table is supported by carved and turned acanthus leaf column legs with solid mahogany drop leaf top. Provenance: Fr

Federal acanthus carved period dropleaf table with hair paw feet. Wood is all good, top needs rubbing out. 26" wide, 29" tall, 39" deep.

New York, c. 1825. Together with a gilt inlaid mahogany corner wash stand. 2 pieces. Table: 28-1/4"h x 21-1/2" (closed) x 42"w (open) 18-1/4"d Stand: 33-1/2"h x 21"w Provenance: Property from a Distin

FEDERAL CARVED WALNUT DROP LEAF BREAKFAST TABLE, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 30"; WIDTH 42"

19th c. Federal mahogany carved leg dropleaf table. 39" x 23" with 14" leaves, 30 1/2" Ht..

Circa 1815, attributed to John Connoly, Philadelphia, PA, American Federal carved mahogany drop-leaf library table having single drawer, reeded and carved decoration, carved lion paw feet, 29" H x 41

19th c. Federal mahogany dropleaf table. Acanthus carved legs. Feet raised on casters. 39 1/2" x 20" with 16" leaves, 28 1/2" Ht..

Federal drop leaf table with acanthus carved support set on carved quad base ending in hairy paw feet, chip on one side, ht. 29", top: 22" x 39".

American, early 19th century. A Federal drop leaf table in mahogany, having a rectangular top flanked by drop leaves, all rising on a pedestal with a carved pineapple and four out-sweeping reeded legs

AMERICAN FEDERAL/EMPIRE CARVED MAHOGANY PEDESTAL-BASE, DROP-LEAF TABLE, Made Philadelphia. Shaped oval leaves; turned, leaf-carved pedestal raised on four lion paw feet with leaf-carved overscrolls -

AMERICAN FEDERAL/EMPIRE CARVED MAHOGANY PEDESTAL-BASE, DROP-LEAF TABLE, Made Philadelphia. Shaped oval leaves; turned, leaf-carved pedestal raised on four lion paw feet with leaf-carved overscrolls -

American, early 19th C. legs carved with water leaves on casters. Some wear. 29-1/2"h x 56"w (open) x 39"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

Circa 1770, attributed to Philadelphia. The piece has an excellent figured top and leaves above shaped skirt at each end leading down to four very well carved legs ending in an excellently carved trip

A Federal mahogany drop leaf table with drawer, the base having four carved legs terminating in claw feet circa 1840. Ht: 29" Width: 25" Depth: 40"

Federal Mahogany Drop Leaf Table, set on turned and fluted supports on carved paw feet, circa 1840, height 28 inches, top open 36 1/2 x 38 inches

Circa 1810, likely Selma, North Carolina region. The piece having an excellent one board top and massive one board figured leaves atop base with swing out legs to support top the legs are nicely turne

Circa 1830. The piece looks to be made of sweet gum. The top consisted of two boards flanked by leaves atop turned wood legs, two of wouch swing out to support the top when opened. Nice proportions. H

19th Century Federal New York Drop Leaf Table. Drop leaf table in mahogany with flat aprons resting on carved end turned center support. Carved scrolled legs with large paw resting on casters. Closed

Early 19th century having an excellent form with two board top flanked by leaves above the freeze board leading to slightly tapered legs which are joined by lower stretcher connected by large bed bolt

Circa 1820, Upcountry South Carolina or Western North Carolina. Having excellent figured walnut leaves one of which is book matched 6" wide and very well done. The other leaf and top is one board. The