William and Mary Cherry Stretcher Base Gate leg Table.

William and Mary Cherry Drop-leaf Stretcher Base Gate leg Table. Oval drop leaves, dovetailed skirt drawer, turned legs and turned stretcher base. 26"h. x 36"w. x 15"d. Oval leaves measure 15". Condit

New England, circa 1725, walnut top on turned stretcher base, pegged construction, butterfly hinges, one central long drawer, Spanish feet, shaped skirt, 29 x 43-1/2 x 50-1/2 in.

William and Mary 18th Century Chestnut Gate Leg Side Table. Oval drop leaves, turned legs, mortised slat gate legs, stretcher base with shoe feet. 28"h. x 34"w. x 10-1/2"d. Oval leaves measure 14". Co

British, 20th century, ash and elm?, oval top with two drop leaves over turned gate leg base with stretchers, 19-1/2 x 60 x 14 in., opens to 38 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Car

circa 1900, oval top, raised on barley twist gate legs, with stretcher base. 29 x 39.5 x 16 in; each leaf 12 in.

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

An early 20th C. bench made drop leaf wake table in a nice mellow patina, with gate leg swing support, vase and ring turnings and stretcher base on bun feet. 30”H x 84”L x 22”W close

A Harden cherry William & Mary-style gate-leg dining table with single drawer. Sleepy Hollow Restorations. With leaves extended: 30-1/4in tall x 72-1/2in wide x 58in deep. | Local and NYC curbside del

EARLY WILLIAM AND MARY TAVERN TABLE, STRETCHER BASE, CHERRY, CT., CIRCA 1740, ORIGINAL TOP, REPAIRS TO FEET, TOP CRACK, 25 X 31 X 28

possibly southern found in Virginia in the mid 1980s. Stretcher base William and Mary table ca. 1800 fantastic turned legs orginal drawer and top. 30.5x17.5x31The drawer is very early construction. No

Circa 1690, rectangular top with demilune drop leaves supported with single gate-leg support, one side with single frieze drawer, pegged joinery, baluster and ring turned legs and stretcher base, butt

Very primitive William & Mary period gate leg table with button feet and extensive turnings on legs. The base is original, but unsure about the top which has replaced hinges but seems to match the bas

17th/early 18th Century, with oval top with two 14-inch drop-side leaves over barley-twist legs and stretchers h. 29-1/2 w. 15 d. 36-1/2 in.

Mixture of 17th & 19th C. parts, a carved arched apron with single drop leaf and swing leg support on stretcher base, 30”H x 36”W x 18.5”D leaf down x 34.5”D leaf up. Provenanc

Circa 1750. Having round drop leaves with swing out support from the gate leg with sturdy stretcher below. The piece resting atop turned legs. Feet have some insect damage but the piece is sturdy. The

William and Mary Style gate leg table and bench. American, Early 20th Century. Two drop leaves with gate legs that open up to form an oval cocktail table. Doric column legs on a block stretcher. Heavy

William and Mary oak gate leg table with 2 drawers, old dark finish on top and old black painted surface on base, sausage turnings, 27.5"T x 44.25"L x 15"W with 2 18" leaves

possibly southern states, early 18th century, walnut throughout, mellow surface with medium brown color, baluster turned legs and stretchers, original turned feet, 28-1/2 x 36 x 13-1/2 in.˜Provenance

William and Mary Walnut Gate-Leg Table New England, mid-18th century and later With two drop leaves and two drawers, raised on block turned legs joined by stretchers. Height 29 inches, width closed 19

English William and Mary Style Carved Mahogany Drop Leaf Gate Leg Table, 19th c., the oval top on turned legs joined by stretchers, Closed- H.- 25 1/2 in., W.- 26 1/2 in., D.- 11 1/2 in., Open- W.- 33

English, 19th century. A gate-leg table in oak, having oval drop leaves and two swing leg supports, rising on rope twist legs joined by stretchers and bun feet; ht. 28, wd. 33, dp. 15 in.

Large dining table of the William and Mary period, with two dovetailed drawers and two drop leaves; each leaf supported by two gate legs. Legs and stretchers turned with baluster, ring and urn forms.

William and Mary-Style Oak Gateleg Table, England, circa 1900, the oval drop leaf top above baluster and block turned legs joined by stretchers, ht. 28, lg. 53, dp. 39 3/4 in. For further information

English William and Mary Oak Gateleg Table, 17th/18thc. The rectangular top with a pair of drop leaves, over a plain frieze raised on turned legs joined by stretchers 28.5 in. h. x 39 in. w. x 16 in.