Unusual Southern Cypress Tavern Table

first 1/2 19th century. precise construction exhibiting excellent early surface. Note: Recently found in Conway, South Carolina home.

Southern Walnut Tavern Tableattributed to Piedmont North Carolina; late 18th century, poplar secondary, large rectangular two board top with beveled battens, single lipped and molded drawer, flush ski

Southern Walnut Tavern Tableprobably Virginia, circa 1830, rectangular top, flush skirt with scalloped bottom edge to all four sides and single drawer, turned legs. 30 x 47 x 38.25 in. Additional hig

Antique Southern Walnut Tavern Tableattributed to North Carolina, all over brown wash, two board rectangular top with overhang, turned legs with stretcher base, wooden peg joinery throughout. 28.5 x 3

Southern Pine Tavern Tablelate 19th century, three board top, pegged joints, straight tapered legs with stretcher base. 28 x 34.5 x 44.5 in. From the circa 1750 Aspen Hill Estate, Old Church, Virginia

Circa 1820s, butternut with white pine and oak, rectangular top over square tapered legs connected by stretcher.H: approx. 25".Top: approx. 33 3/4" x 22 1/2". Provenance: the estate of John Long, high

Unusual Cypress Ribbon Wrapping Table, early 20th c., the superstructure designed to hold spools of ribbon, atop a long rectangular wrapping table, on wide square legs, H.- 40 1/4 in., W.- 120 1/2 in.

19th- 20th century southern yellow pine tavern tableWidth: 40 1/4”Depth: 29 1/2”Height: 30 1/2”

Circa 1820, said to likely be Sea Islands of Georgia. The table having a rectangular top with shaped edge above turned wood frame with lower shelf having nicely shaped freeze. The surface is a charmin

Circa 1810. Having a pine top with breadboard ends above the lowercase resting atop tapered legs. Nice old surface throughout. H26 3/4" W37 1/2" D28 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Savannah, Georgi

18thC New England maple oval top tavern table w unusual small single drawer - 32" wide x 23" deep x 27" tall

Ca 1730 southeastern PA William & Mary walnut tavern table with unusual single drop leaf, dovetailed single drawer, baluster turned legs joined by blocked and ring turned stretchers, 30"H x 38"W x 24"

Unusual Southern Cherry one-drawer table or candle stand, attributed to Middle Tennessee, poplar secondary. Overhanging top above one dovetailed drawer enclosed within a case dovetailed at the back an

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

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

probably North Carolina, early 19th century with restorations, one side fitted with lift top with open interior, other with single deep dovetailed drawer, turned legs and feet, 29-1/2 x 18-1/2 x 28-1/

Circa 1820, Georgia Piedmont. Having a square three board top over two long drawers with turned wood pulls and dividers at top drawers interior all above nice tapered legs. The piece is constructed en

Circa 1820, likely South Carolina. The piece having a nice thick top over large drawer in the case on four well tapered legs. Yellow pine throughout. H29" D23" W30" Sold from the Collection of a Camde

American Hepplewhite two drawer walnut Southern work table of unusual form, having paneled sides and back, chip carved fluting on sides flanking the sides and the front. Unusual shaped apron on all si

18th century, possibly Southern. The table having a two board top with shaped corner at the front above a handsomely turned wood, mortised and pegged frame. Formerly with a drawer at the center which

18th Century pine tavern table with old surface. New England. Pine on old brown paint with unusual turned and blocked legs. Typical breaks and repairs to top. Aligatoring to paint. Height 27.75in. Top

Queen Anne Maple Tavern Table, with drawer, on turned legs with unusual feet, 18th century, replaced top, height 26 inches, top 29 1/4 x 37 3/4 inches

early 19th century. rectangular top over frieze drawer supported by unusual square transforming into octagonal legs. old surface with remnants of green paint. H28 3/4" W21 3/8" D21 7/8"

possibly Georgia, 19th century, cypress or yellow pine with rectangular top with two openings for basins, tapered square legs, 29 x 37-1/2 x 18-1/2 in.