Statton Tea Table

Statton solid cherry queen anne tea table with pullout trays in good condition approx. 30" w x 19" d x 28" h

late 20th century, rectangular tray form top, two pull-out slides, scalloped skirt, on cabriole legs, marked "Old Towne". 26 x 29.5 x 18.5 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at Lelan

Set of Old Chinese Indian Zitan Wood Chair and Tea Table carved with dragon motif , Mid -Qing Dynasty , very rare and high quality , total height: 102 CM , seat height: 50 CM , seat size:62 X 47.5 CM

3pc Chinese Huanghuali Horseshoe Chair & Tea Table Set. A fine set including a pair of haung huali carved armchairs with pierced decorated back panels 39''x26''x21''. Also a matching tea or side table

Old Chinese Huanghuali Wood Rose Armchairs & Tea Table , late 19th century , size: 110 ( height ) X 60 ( width ) X 50 ( thickness ) CM , in good condition

Set of Old Chinese Marble Inlaid Zitan Wood Chair and Tea Table decorated with Ruyi designs , Late Qing to early Republic Period , seating height: 48 CM or so , total height: 110 CM ,seating size: 51

Set of Old Chinese Marble Inlaid Zitan Wood Chair and Tea Table decorated with Ruyi designs , Late Qing to early Republic Period , seating height: 48 CM or so , total height: 110 CM ,seating size: 51

A RARE GEORGE III BLACK JAPANNED AND POLYCHROME DECORATED SEMI ELLIPTICAL FOLDING TEA TABLEBY HENRY CLAY, LAST QUARTER 18TH CENTURY Veneered in papier mâché and painted, the top with neoclassica

molded edge top with 3" overhang, drawer to apron with original brass; 30"w; 19"d; 28"h Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Set of Old Chinese Zitan Wood Chair and Tea Table , Republic Period , seating height: 48 or so , length : 60 CM , width: 47 CM , total height: 100 CM or so

The mahogany example with circular dish top above a open birdcage construction swivel support atop the turned column support joining a tripod of graceful cabriole legs with decorative scroll carving u

With a moulded tray top applied to a single mahogany board top, with mahogany veneered panel above a raised solid mahogany apron, on Queen Anne cabriole legs ending in pad feet, with tray top candle s

Elegant end table or tea table with carved bracket apron and classic cabriole legs. Dimensions: H 28.5" x W 30" x D 22" Condition: May once have had a tray top; tray frame now appears to be glued down

Fine Philadelphia Chippendale Carved Cherrywood Tripod Tea Table, c. 1760-1780, dished top above birdcage, turned standard arched legs, ball and claw feet, h. 29 1/2 in., dia. 35 in., Provenance: H. L

3pc Chinese Huanghuali Horseshoe Chair & Tea Table Set. Includes a pair of dramatic grain carved rosewood armchairs with pierced arms and back panel 39''x29''x24'' each. Also a Ming style huang huali

attributed to Massachusetts, circa 1770, with highly figured mahogany single board top with pie crust molding, turned and spiral carved support, tripod base with ball and claw feet, 28-3/4 x 31 x 31-3

Chippendale mahogany tilt-top tea table, a round two board dish top in finely figured mahogany, on a turned and compressed ball standard ending in talon and ball feet. 29”H x 31.25” dia..

British or American, 18th century, with figured, single board pie crust top tilting over a birdcage support with baluster turned columns, the tripod base set with a fluted and leaf carved baluster fo

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) early tea table, #439 Eastwood, New York oak unmarked 26"dia x 25 3/4"h

QING, MAHOGANY TEA TABLE H. 32 cm. L. 84 cm.

Pennsylvania, 1760-1780 28-1/2"h x 33-3/4"dia Provenance: Dana Tillou, Buffalo, New York; Property from a Connecticut Gentleman

Qing Dynasty.The square top with inset dream stone panel, the variegated stone surface worked to bring out an imagined landscape above a pierced and carved frieze of eternal knot work on supports join

Queen Anne period tea table, old red painted base, scrubbed oval pine top, duck feet, New England origin. Early 18th century. 26.5"H x top 35" x 27.5". Very good condition.

Queen Anne mahogany tray-top tea table, 18th c., American or English, the rectangular top with raised molded edge, over shaped apron with carved shells, raised on cabriole legs ending in claw and ball