Southern Country Federal Yellow Pine Water Table

First half 19th century, Hartwell, Georgia. The piece having large wide boards at the top above painted base continuing to tapered legs. H28 1/2" L67 1/2" W36 1/4" Sold from the collection of a promin

Circa 1820, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece having a rectangular top over two drawers with nice overhang at each end of the drawer front all atop four tall tapered legs. Exceptional early

American Country Federal Painted Pine Farm Tablefirst half 19th century, white pine, two board scrubbed white pine top with batten and peg construction, red wash base with flush skirts, pegged joinery

Diminutive in scale and retaining original molded drawer with period brass pull. Well turned legs and shaped stretchers base. 27 1/4”H x 24 1/2”W x 16”D

A Country Yellow Painted Pine One-Drawer Table New York, 19th Century Height 32 x length 75 1/4 x depth 28 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from the collection of Jonathan Holst

Southern Yellow Pine and Cypress Farm Table 19th century, the four-board plank top mounted to a rectangular base with mortised and pegged joints, the top refinished and fastened with square nails, the

Circa 1825, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece has a rectangular top over frame with scalloped front and side skirts all resting atop a nice tall tapered leg. H32 1/2" W46" D24" Discovered b

Circa 1820. The tall piece having three drawers over two nicely paneled doors atop tapered legs. Peg construction throughout. Good sturdy condition. Likely Piedmont Georgia. H48 3/4" W49 1/4" D15 1/2"

Circa 1825, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece has a rectangular top over frame with scalloped front and side skirts all resting atop a nice tall tapered leg. H32 1/2" W46" D24" Discovered b

Likely Georgia or South Carolina Piedmont. The piece having a molded crown above paneled doors which housed shelves within continuing down to a single long drawer and two paneled doors below housing a

Southern Federal Mahogany Cellaretattributed to Virginia, early 19th century, two-part form, yellow pine secondary, the half-blind dovetailed case having a hinged lid with beveled edge and applied coc

Upcountry, South Carolina attributed to Union County SC. The excellent sideboard has a block front case with well figured black walnut primary wood and hard yellow pine secondary wood throughout. The

Southern Federal Painted Corner Cupboardattributed to Virginia, circa 1800, yellow pine and poplar, one part form, the case with all over blue painted field, applied cove molded cornice above a reeded

Southern Federal Inlaid Cherry Chest of Drawerssouthwest Virginia or eastern Tennessee, early 19th century, yellow pine secondary, rectangular top with rear chair rail over-hang, top corner edge with

late 18th century, hinged top opens to a divided interior, brass bail handles, lower stand with drink slide and tapered legs, yellow pine and poplar secondary wood, 41-1/2 x 20 x 16 in. Provenance: Pr

Mahogany with purple and yellow pine secondary woods. Unusual with a mixing board slide. Dimensions: 37"t x 25"d x 73"w Date: Ca. 1790-1810

This table was made in the American South in the early 19th century, circa 1830. This table is faux-grain mahogany over yellow pine. This table features the original massive white marble slab top, han

Southern Hepplewhite sideboard with a Richmond, Virginia area history, figured maple primary and yellow pine secondary. Molded rectangular top above three cockbeaded and dovetailed drawers over a cent

A Federal Walnut Dressing Table Late 18th Century with yellow pine secondary. Height 28 x width 34 1/4 x depth 23 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

We are pleased to present a superb Southern federal period Pembroke table. Profusely inlaid. Possibly Charleston South Carolina. Secondary wood appears to be ash and heart pine. Appears to be the orig

early 19th century, yellow pine throughout, dovetailed construction, tapered legs, one drawer, two board top, 31 x 21-1/2 x 19 in.

Southern Federal Mahogany Pembroke Tablecirca 1810, attributed to Norfolk, Virginia, poplar and white pine secondary, solid mahogany rectangular top with shaped drop leaves, double butterfly support,

Circa 1830. The walnut piece having an excellent form and early surface with a shaped crown flanked by square topped capitals at each corner above two hinged doors having been well glazed and housing

Savannah River Valley, possibly Perrysburg Township or Salzburg 18th century. cabinet having very early form with pegged and paneled construction. the cabinet is entirely constructed of yellow pine an