William and Mary style drop leaf table

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

William & Mary Style Drop Leaf Table. Having hand carved legs. Measures 29 inches x 39 inches x 22 inches closed. Property of a designer decorated Greenwich, Connecticut estate.

William & Mary Style Drop Leaf Table. Drop leaf / gate leg table with carved spindle legs and two drop leaves. 30 inches x 14 inches x 14 inches closed, 36 inches wide when fully opened.

William and Mary style drop leaf table circa 1800, executed in oak, having two drop leaves, and rising on baluster turned legs, 28"h x 48"w x 20"d (closed)

William & Mary Style Mahogany Drop Leaf Table. Measures 29 inches x 21 inches x 42 inches closed, each additional leaf measures 19 inches wide.

A William and Mary Style Oak Drop-Leaf Table 19th Century Height 28 x width 94 x depth 24 inches.

A William and Mary Style Oak Drop-Leaf Table Early 20th Century Height 29 1/2 x width 47 1/2 x depth 21 inches (closed).

William & Mary Style Oak Drop Leaf Dining Table. Having carved legs and three leaves. On casters. Measures 29 inches x 50 inches x 31 inches without additional leaves; each additional leaf measures 19

William and Mary style drop leaf side table, turned and block stretcher, 22"h x 13"w x 24"d, two 7"w leaves, watermarks to top

A William and Mary Style Oak Drop-Leaf Side Table Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 25 1/4 x width 25 1/2 x depth 24 1/4 inches (open).

A William and Mary Style Maple Drop-Leaf Gate-Leg Table Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 27 x width 43 x depth 16 inches (closed). Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of

William and Mary style oval drop leaf butterfly table with canted turned legs 3.25"W, 2.25"H, 2.5"D, corner chair with red leather cushion and turned legs 2.75"H, Queen Ann style stool with red cloth

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

19th century gateleg drop leaf table in the William & Mary style, black painted surface, 28" x 48" x 42" with leaves up, 16" wide with leaves down

19th century. The group includes a miniature drop leaf breakfast table in the William and Mary style along with another miniature drop leaf oak breakfast table in the Jacobean style and three youth ch

Large William & Mary style pine gate-leg table with drop-leaves, early 20th c. 29.25"h x 61"l x 69.5"w

Two William and Mary style side tables with double drop leafs. Slightly splayed turned baluster legs with straight stretchers. English, 19th C. H. 19 1/4" W. (without leafs): 8" W. (with leafs): 23 1/

William and Mary style round gate leg table. Dark brown stained finish, and having opposing half-circle drop leaf extensions, with hinged articulated spool turned support legs. No apparent signature.D

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

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

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

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

Antique English William & Mary table features two D-shaped drop leaves over single drawer seated on turned gate leg base, 18th century Measures - 27" H x 44" OP @ W, 33.5" D, 13.5" closed @ W

A William and Mary Oak Drop-Leaf Table 18th Century Height 30 1/2 x width 68 1/2 x depth 27 1/4 inches (closed). Property from the Collection of Jeanne A. Pass, St. Louis, Missouri