OAK AND REED SOFA TABLE, American, early 20th cent

JACOBEAN STYLE OAK TRESTLE TABLEAmerican, early/mid 20th century. The finished top raised on turned pedestal supports ending on splayed and stretchered legs.30 x 26 x 60 in. (76.20 x 66.04 x 152.40 cm

Early 20th century American Oak table top sized curio or curved glass china cabinet with curved glass sides and single center door. Fret work on door has separations as shown and top, see photos for d

American carved oak table, late 19th or early 20th century, having a circular top with a gadrooned rim, over a wide apron, the whole rising on a circular standard resting on a shaped plinth with carve

Fitted with 2 drawers and raised on square legs, approximate height 30 1/2", width 54", depth 31 3/4".

L. & J.G. Stickley Inc. American, Early 20th Century Mission Round Table oak with L & JG Stickley label to underside H 28 1/4 x Dia 23 3/4 inches.

American oak framed sofa, early 20th c., in black leather upholstery, with button-tufted back, wide armrests, turned front supports, on casters, approx 44"h, 58"w, 32"d Start Price: $300.00

American oak parlor table. Early 20th century. Oak, lower tier, turned legs ending into glass ball-and-claw feet. Scratches and small chips to wood on top of table. Slight splitting to wood to top of

Early 20th century American oak desk / table with single drawer, raised on turned legs. [28 3/4" H x 43 1/4" W x 30 1/2" D]. Splits to top; overall with typical scuffs and wear.

Stickley Brothers American, Early 20th Century Caned Side Table and Bookshelf oak, cane table impressed Stickley Bros Co. to stretcher; bookshelf unmarked Table: H 17 7/8 x W 15 x D 15 inches; Bookshe

Gustav Stickley, Attribution American, Early 20th Century An Arts and Crafts Library Table oak, brass, copper, leather H 30 x W 66 1/2 x D 36 inches

American Figural Carved Oak Tableearly 20th centurythe central column carved with putti, berry clusters and leaves, supported by griffin heads and paw feet30 x 23 inches

Attributed to Stickley Furniture (American, 1869), early 20th century A mission style oak side / parlor table with two shelves and spindled sides Unmarked Approx. h. 29.25", w. 29.25", d. 13.125" Prov

American Carved Oak Table Top Display Case, early 20th c., all sides and the top glazed, with a rear door, H.- 14 3/4 in., W.- 16 5/8 in., D.- 10 3/4 in.

Medical tool side table. American, Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Oak top pivots on a cast metal stand with four wheeled feet. Height can be adjusted with knobs along the support. Some small scratches

American Mission Oak Lamp Table, early 20th c., the square top on corner tapered block legs, joined by rectangular stretchers, H.- 18 1/2 in., W.- 14 1/8 in., D.- 14 1/8 in.

American Neoclassical oak lamp table, early 20th c., with squared top, fluted center column, scrolled supports at the four corners, shaped platform base rising on scrolled feet, approx 29.75"h, 28"w,

American, early 20th century William and Mary style oak drop-leaf table with gate-legs, 28" H x 24 1/2"diameter.

American Carved Oak Side Tableearly 20th centurythe table with a scalloped top and cabriole legs29 x 26 inches

Stickley Brothers Furniture Co. (American, 1891-1954), early 20th century. Quaint Furniture oak Arts & Crafts Mission single drawer desk with straight legs and trestle base. Brass tag to the underside

American Craftsman table, early 20th c., by George C. Flint Furniture Company (active c. 1868-1920), leather-clad circular table top, with oversized nail heads, oak frame, shaped lower tier joined wit

American oak writing/ library table, early 20th c., with a single drawer at each side, carved shell, foliate scrolls, rising on curved legs with lions' masks, joined by cross stretcher, ending in paw

American Figural Carved Oak Table with Griffinsearly 20th century28 x 23 x 23 inchesProvenance: Property from a Texas Estate

American, late 19th / early 20th century A Country style two drawer oak side table with turned legs Unmarked Approx. 30", w. 27.25", d. 22.25" Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Bett

H. Reed (American/Louisiana, late 19th/ early 20th c.) , "Live Oak", 1927, oil on board, signed lower right, dated, inscribed, handwritten label and "W.E. Seebold" label on backing paper, 9 5/8 in. x