Fine Stenciled Mahogany drop leaf table

Fine mahogany Federal dropleaf table with paw feet and acorn finials. Shaped leaves, real nice finish. 25" wide, 27" tall, 43" deep.

Fine Federal Mahogany Drop-Leaf Breakfast Table, in the Manner of Charles Honoré Lannuier 29 x 22 x 35 in. (closed); 29 x 42 1/4 x 35 in. (open).

Circa 1820, likely New York City attributable to Michael Allison. Very nicely figured top and leaves above excellently carved base resting on four harry paw legs and feet. H29 1/2" D39 1/2" W24 1/2" S

Late 18th century, New England (possibly Massachusetts). The top projects above a conforming rectangular apron and is raised on nicely proportioned square tapering legs. One leg on each side of the ta

FINE SHERATON MAHOGANY DROP LEAF BREAKFAST TABLE, C. 1820, H. 28 1/2" W. 39"

American Classical Stenciled and Carved Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table, c. 1825, New York, turned pendants, foliate pedestal, acanthine paw feet, h. 28 in., w. 38 1/2 in., d. 24 1/2 in. Provenance: Neal Auc

Fine solid mahogany corner drop leaf tables. Molded shaped tops with shaped corners over scrolled aprons, cabriole legs and resting on Queen Anne feet. Early branded Williamsburg mark and manufacturer

Mid 18th century, England. Having a nicely grained top and leaves composed on single boards atop base resting on four cabriole legs ending in a nice pad foot. H28" W15 1/2" (closed) L42" Sold from the

Fine Councill mahogany Chinese Chippendale-style drop-leaf table with single drawer, 27 1/4" H X 20 1/2" W (closed) X 28" D. Surface scuffing on top. Provenance: The Waldingfield collection of Arthur

Fine large antique mahogany double swing leg drop leaf table. Early 19th century. Two dovetailed drawers, one at each end. Opens nearly circular. Excellent condition. A nearly identical example is in

Fine Sheraton mahogany reeded swing leg drop leaf dining table. Leg repair. 44"l x 29½"h.

A George II style mahogany drop leaf table A George II style mahogany drop leaf table, 20th century, the oval top on scrolled pad foot legs with shell carved knees, top 101 x 144cm max, 72cm high Cond

Full title: An oval English mahogany drop leaf table, 19th C. Description: H 72 x L 177 x D 120,5 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures a

A George II mahogany six-seat drop-leaf table, A George II mahogany six-seat drop-leaf table, the solid mahogany oval top on scrolled supports with shell-carved knees, on claw and ball feet, top 138 x

American Aesthetic Mahogany Drop-Leaf Side Table , late 19th c., Philadelphia, bearing stenciled "24" on drawer, molded top with incised shaped leaves, two drawers, reeded, turned, tapered legs ending

Crafted of fine Cuban mahogany. 59 x 42 when open. 17.5 with leaves down. Some warping on leaves. See photos.

Circa 1840 New England Gate Leg Table with deep, square cornered leaves, simple skirt, bowed and ring turned legs ending in pear feet, 29 1/2" x 42" x 20 1/2" with 21 3/4" leaves. Fine condition.

1930's mahogany drop leaf dining table, with (4) leaves, from fine Hudson Valley home. Pictured with (2) leaves in, it measures 65.5" x 42" x 30" high.( the (4) leaves are each 14" wide ). Table was u

Very fine occasional table in the Regency style, featuring a dovetailed drawer and two drop leaves. C. Mid- to Late 20th Century. Dimensions: (Leaves folded down) H 26.25" x W 26.5" x D 26" ; Each lea

fine inlay, circa 1920's, 24" tall, 38" wide when open.

A Small end table by "Fine Arts". There is Surface damage throughout, and the top surface has paint and blistered varnish. It measures 27" wide, 16" deep with the leaves down, and 28" tall. Third-part

Pair of Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture (American 2004), mahogany veneer and mahogany "Buckingham" drop leaf Pembroke side tables, each having mixed wood parquetry inlay, glass top, and rising on tape

Early 20th century American Colonial Revival style drop-leaf gate-leg form table, mahogany and mahogany veneer with fine inlays, maker unknown, 30" H x 35 1/2" W x 15 1/2" D (leaves down). Provenance:

Fine Salem or Marblehead Mahogany Table, circa 1770-85, possibly the work of Nathaniel Gould (1734-1781), with oversize top, shaped skirt with applied knee returns, beautifully shaped cabriole legs an