New England William and Mary Pine and Maple Tavern Table

New England, 1720-1740. 26-1/2"h x 34-1/2"w x 20-1/2"d

Second half-18th century, tiger maple, maple and pine. Single gate leg drop leaf, dovetailed drawer, turned legs, box stretchers, turned feet and pegged and mortised construction. Refinished, top is c

WILLIAM AND MARY TAVERN TABLENew England, 18th CenturyIn pine and maple under old Spanish brown paint. Overhanging top with breadboard ends. Single drawer in apron with drop pulls. Block and turned le

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The oval two-board molded edged top above a plain skirt, raised on turned block legs joined by molded top-edge box stretchers. 25.5"h. 32.75"w. 24.

A William and Mary Pine and Maple Scrubbed Top Tavern Table Likely New Hampshire, Circa 1750 with button feet. Height 26 x width 39 x depth 25 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Mid 18th century, maple with pine secondary. Oval top, base with dovetailed drawer, apron with beaded edge and boldly turned legs and stretchers. Pegged, mortised and rosehead nail construction. Age s

Rustic tavern table with braced plank top and single dovetailed drawer over straight legs, turned in a double vase-and-ring pattern and joined at the bottom by stretchers. Early- to Mid- 18th Century,

NEW ENGLAND PINE AND MAPLE TAVERN / WORK TABLE, rectangular two-board top with breadboard ends and generous overhang, attached with four wooden pens to the skirt having molded lower edges, raised on d

New England pine and probably maple tavern table, late 18th c. with traces of original red paint decoration 26"h x 37.5"w x 24"d

NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1800S The bread board top on a turned leg stretcher base with elongated pull draw in the center. 33" wide by 21 1/2" deep by 25 1/2" tall

A William and Mary Pine and Maple One-Drawer Stretcher-Base Tavern Table Early 19th Century Height 27 3/4 x width 41 3/4 x depth 28 inches.

18th c. New England maple and pine tavern table with single drawer. 42 3/4" x 26" x 24" Ht..

probably New England, 18th century. The oval top on a base of double baluster and reed turned legs joined by box stretchers, on turned feet. Expected wear consistent with age. Initials "W.C." painted

Colonial round top pine and maple tavern table, New England, 18th Century. Large round one piece pine top, shaped aprons with splayed maple legs on pad feet. Top diameter 31 1/2in, height 27in

New England 27"h x 29-1/2"dia Provenance: Property from a Private New England Collection

New England, 18th C. 31"h x 5'5"w x 39"d

ONE-DRAWER TAVERN TABLENew England, 18th CenturyIn pine and maple. Top with breadboard ends. Turned and block legs joined by a box stretcher.Height 26.5". Width 42.25". Depth 29".

New England, 19th C. 26"h x 36"w x 23"d

18th century New England stretcher base tavern table with slave legs, maple with pine top, 23.5"T x 29.5"L x 20.5"W

18th century, scrubbed maple oval top, baluster turned splay leg stand with stretchers, set on turned feet, pine rails and cross brace, 24-3/4 x 34-1/2 x 24-1/4 in.

An 18th century New England Windsor tavern table. Oval single board Pine top on a Maple base with turned splayed legs and lower stretcher. Older refinishing with traces of the original Red paint with

Maple with pine top with bread board ends, sausage turned legs and stretchers, pin construction, with printed lable on underside, old finish, 35" long x 27" wide & high. Condition shrinkag in top, els

New England tapered leg country tavern table, slight splay to the legs, maple base in old red painted surface, pine 2 bread board top all pinned on, 27"H x 36.5"L x 27"W

Two New England Pine Tavern Tables19th century, the first a rectangular bread board top with flush skirt rails, baluster turned legs with box stretcher base on turned feet (25 x 28 x 22 in.); the seco