George II mahogany tray top tea table, ca. 1750

George II mahogany tilt-top tripod tea table, ca. 1750, the clover-shaped dished tilt top with molded edge on tilting mechanism above an acanthus and guilloche carved turned standard support on three

18th c., rectangular, cut-out tray top; shaped skirt; shell-carved knees, cabriole legs ending in pad feet with carved socks; 28.5"h; 31"w; 20.5"dNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidd

tray-top, carved knees, ball and claw feet, 28.5”h; top, 31”w; 20”d

George II Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tablecirca 1760, two board top with raised edge, oak block, urn turned standard, tripod base with snake feet, pad foot. 28.75 x 32.5 x 33 in. From the Collection of Che

George II Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tablemid 18th century, circular single board dish top, bird cage support with battens, ring turned tapered standard, tripod base with snake pad feet. 26 x 30.25 x 30 in

George II Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table18th century, single board rectangular top with rounded edge, tapered ring turned standard, tripod base with cabriole legs with a raised knee, pad feet. 27.5 x 28.

18th century, mahogany, circular tilt top with bird cage support, tapered standard, on tripod base with raised pad feet. 27.5 x 35.5 x 35 in. Retains nice dark, old surface. From the Collection of a G

A George II Mahogany Tilt-Top Tea Table Mid-18th Century Height 30 x diameter of top 28 inches.

mid-18th century, one board top with birdcage support, fluted turned standard, tripod base with relief carved knee and asymmetrical relief carving at raised pad foot. 27.5 x 27 x 27.5 in. Retains old

This Irish tea table is made of Cuban mahogany with rich patination in the finest style. The top of the table is one single mahogany board carved to a dish top design. The simplicity of the carved fri

A George II Mahogany Tea Table Mid-18th Century Height 27 1/4 x diameter of top 9 3/4 inches.

A GEORGE II CUBAN MAHOGANY TEA TABLE with outset rounded corners and hinged top above a single frieze drawer and rear hinged gate; standing on slender cabriole legs with pad feet (94cm wide 46cm deep

Traditional cut out fold over top, above two drawers and tapering claw feet. Georgian English, 18th C. H. 28 1/4" W. 33 1/2" D. 15 1/2" (closed) H. 28 1/4" W. 33 1/2" D. 30 1/2" (opened)

Fine Karges Furniture Chippendale George II Style Mahogany Tea Table. Brass label marked "Albert and Edwin Collection No. 255-49" Gallery top, carved skirt, cabriole legs with foliate carved knees and

Important George II Carved Mahogany Tripod Tablecirca 1750, featuring a choice Santa Domingo figured mahogany single board top with relief carved stepped and molded pie-crust edge, batten and birdcage

George II mahogany silver table, ex Christie's, c. 1750, the rectangular top above a fretwork-carved skirt with gadrooned edge, on cabriole legs headed by scrolled acanthus, on claw-and-ball feet, auc

Mid-18th c. English Mahogany Tea Table, with a one-board tray form top, double end drawers, each over a brushing slide, with shaped apron and cabriole legs terminating in slightly pointed pad feet, 28

Circa 1750-60; molded edge top, long drawer over small center drawer flanked by short drawer on each side, cabriole legs with pad feet, 29 in. H., 29 in. W., 19 in. D.

1750-70. The oblong molded dish top above a straight and cyma-curved apron on the front and sides, raised on molded cabriole legs ending in panelled feet. H: 27.25 in., W: 29.75 in., D: 18.5 in.

Ca. mid 19thC. Leather top work table candle stand with a single drawer and side extensions. In fair condition, needs new leather, one handle on a side slide tray is missing.

A George II Mahogany Tea Table 18th Century with hinged rear legs, bearing a partial printed paper label. Height 29 x width 32 1/2 x depth 16 1/4 inches. Property from a Private Collection Provenance:

An Irish George II mahogany tea tablemid 18th centuryheight 27 1/2in (70cm); width 31 1/2in (80cm); depth 20in (51cm) Provenance:Property from the Estate of Keith McCoy, Los Angeles, California.

Irish mahogany and mahogany veneer dish or tray top tea table with a shaped apron, cabriole legs terminating into slipper feet. Underside with middle brace and glue blocks around the perimeter of the

Queen Anne tea or silver table, probably Irish, mahogany with oak secondary, rectangular tray top over a single dovetailed drawer to one side having batwing brass pulls, brass bail pulls to each end,