IRISH SUPPER TABLE

Irish Carved Mahogany Supper Table, second half 18th c., with circular tilt top containing eight dished roundels, surrounded by other foliate carving, set on turned and carved pedestal with acanthus c

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY 'WHEATSHEAF' TRIPOD SUPPER TABLEPOSSIBLY IRISH, CIRCA 1780 73cm high, the top 81cm diameterProvenance: By repute formerly in the collection of Margaret Pilkington (1891-1974) who

top with seven circular sections, 11" diam.; the edge with alternating carved fans; acanthus carved post and knees; ball and claw feet; 28.5"h; birdcage, tilting top 35.5"diam.NOTE: Apo

AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TILT-TOP CIRCULAR SUPPER TABLE, on a turned centre pillar and tripod base, bearing label of Edward Butler, 14 Bachelors Walk, Dublin

A good 19th century mahogany tripod 'supper' table in the George III style The shaped top with four projecting eared angles surmounted by a baluster and elongated quatrefoil gallery, on a ring turned,

English Chippendale Mahogany Tilt-Top Supper Table. Birdcage support with carved pedestal, cabriole legs, claw and ball feet. 28-1/2"h. x 35-1/2" diam.

George II Mahogany Supper Table The dished sixteen-lobed top centered by a central eight-lobed reserve and tilting above a flaring ring-turned support raised on cabriole legs. Height 29 inches (73.7 c

Mahogany drop leaf supper table with brass ram feet, 29 in. T, 38.5 in. W, 24 in. D.

A George III Mahogany Supper Table Circa 1800 Height 27 x diameter of top 29 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

with leaf and embossed circular carved top, above a carved and lobed shaft, with arched carved cabriole legs with carved feet. Estate condition with old repairs to top and one leg. 28" high, 28" diame

English George III style mahogany tilt top supper table, late 19th century, having a birdcage support, a scalloped top with eight carved dish wells and raised foliate motifs, and rising on carved legs

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY OVAL SUPPER TABLE, on a pillar support and quadruped base (cut down). 140cm wide

Carved Mahogany Supper Table by Kittinger. 32" Dia. 29" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILI

A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY TILT-TOP SUPPER TABLE 19th century The supper table having a circular top with eight place settings, raised on a baluster form standard and tripartite legs, ending in shaped

with finely carved gadrooned top edge. 27 3/4" high, 31 1/2" diameter. Old repair to leg, use wear, stain at top. Property of a Greenwich CT estate.

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK DROPLEAF SUPPER TABLE, the boat-shaped top with drop-ends, raised on a trestle base, unmarked. 74.5cm high, 154cm wide (open), 91cm deep

A large quantity of English and Irish table linens, to include small tablecloths and doilies, most embroidered with crown and initial Provenance: From a prominent Suffolk estate.

Portmeirion Botanical polyester / cotton tablecloth ( 65%/45%). Measures 60 x 78 in. Set 7 cream colored textured line table napkins and placemats, made in Ireland . 4 placemats, 3 napkins. Never used

Lot includes 35 linens with tags which read WEDGEWOOD & 12 Irish linens. Wedgwood linens are each cream toned with floral scroll and leaf detail. Largest linens in lot measure approx 19 inches square.

A George III Mahogany, Tulipwood, Wenge, Kingwood, And Plum Pudding Burr Veneered Supper Table, circa 1775, possibly by Mayhew and Ince, the serpentine top and drop leafs each inlaid with an oval abov

American or English, group of two mahogany tilt-top pedestal tables in the George III taste, comprising: a foliate carved supper table and a tea table with piecrust edge, all with birdcages, and risin

(8) Books, (1) English And Irish Antique Glass By Derek C. Davis, 1964, (1) English, Scottish & Irish Table Glass By G. Bernard Hughes, 1954, (1) The Pairpoint Glass Story By George C. Avila, 1968, 19

Irish table cloth new in box, 18 woven Belgian doilies with largest (oval) approx 24" x 14", and Italian carved and painted wood tray approx 17.5"L.

Twentieth century. "The Jacobites and their Drinking Glasses" by Sedden, "Investing in Georgian Glass" by Lloyd, "English, Scottish & Irish Table Glass" by Hughes and "English Glass", edited by Crompt