Pennsylvania Walnut Splay Leg Tavern Table, 18th Century

Mid 18th century, America. Circular, pinned top above single frieze drawer supported by turned, splay legs joined by box stretcher. H28" Dia.40 ½

18th century, with turned feet, box stretchers, baluster turned legs, a molded frieze, and two dovetailed drawers, all below the pinned three board top. Dimensions: The top is 32" x 46", the height is

Pennsylvania walnut stretcher base tavern table, 18th century, 28 1/2"h x 35"l x 20"d

Pennsylvania 18th century walnut tavern table with original box stretcher – ball feet probably a later replacement – overall very good condition. 58.5”L x 31.75”W x 30.25”H.

Splay Leg Stretched Base Tavern Table with Natural Finished Oval Top and Painted Base; 28" x 31.5" x 25.25". Condition: Like New with Intentional Paint Wear.

Early one-drawer tavern table with turned legs. Thick walnut plank top. Legs are mortised into the top. Early to mid 18th century. Condition: No restoration noted. H 28-1/2" W 33-3/4" D 22". Copy and

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania stretcher base two drawer red washed tavern table. 18th century. Form consisting of elongated vasiform legs joined with four square legs. Case with one long and one short dra

18th century, scrubbed maple oval top, baluster turned splay leg stand with stretchers, set on turned feet, pine rails and cross brace, 24-3/4 x 34-1/2 x 24-1/4 in.

Fine Pennsylvania pine two-drawer tavern table, scalloped skirt with baluster turned legs, box stretcher base with shaped block & pad feet. Mid-18th C. 29 1/4" =h; 64"=w (top); 32 3/4" = h (top). COND

18th century, tavern table in early surface, two board walnut top and oak frame, ring and baluster turned legs with stretchers, 28-1/2 x 35-1/4 x 23 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of

An eighteenth century one drawer walnut tavern table having carved apron and scalloped legs. Ht: 20" Wd: 37" Dpth: 21.25"

Pennsylvania Late 18th Century Pin Top Tavern Table. Two board top with rounded corners, full width lip molded drawer, turned legs, stretcher base and turned feet. 31"h. x 41-3/4"w. x 30"d. Condition:

18th century walnut 1 drawer tavern table with two board top over 1 drawer, tapered legs and dovetail and peg construction; measuring 30 in H x 30.5 in W x 25.5 in D

An 18th C. Queen Anne walnut tavern table having an overhanging removable top over a case with two drawers and cabriole legs. 32in tall x 53-1/2in wide x 33in deep.

18th c. Single Drawer Rectangular Table, pegged construction, with molded edge top, drawer with original batwing drop bail pull, turned legs and turned box stretcher base, 22 1/2" high, 32 3/4" x 20".

British, 18th century elements, walnut top with beech frame, fine turnings, 26-1/2 x 34-3/4 x 12-1/2 in., opens to 42-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Doylestown, Pennsylvania

possibly Moravian, 18th century, batten walnut top, yellow pine skirts set with a single dovetailed drawer, baluster turned legs with stretchers, 28-3/4 x 53-1/2 x 33-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of Bar

Late 18th-early 19th century, walnut and pine. Stretcher base table with pegged construction, turned legs with rounded corners and beaded edge apron. Oval, one board top has iron nails. Old surface wi

Pennsylvania or Southern, 18th century, molded top with large overhang, three dovetailed drawers with bat wing brasses, poplar and chestnut secondary, cabriole legs with trifid feet, 29-1/2 x 36-1/2 x

Early 19th century, Pennsylvania. With a pinned three board top and a case with two dovetailed drawers, turned legs and box form stretchers. Dimensions: 54" x 34", the height is 29 1/4". Provenance: F

An American pine and maple splayed leg tavern table, 18th century, the two-board top having bread board ends, fitted with a single dovetailed drawer to the frieze below, raised on turned legs joined b

WILLIAM & MARY CARVED WALNUT GATE LEG TABLE, 18TH C., H. 27 1/2" W. 33"

William & Mary oak and walnut tavern table, 17th/18th c., England, 27"h x 36"w x 23.5"d

Lancaster County, PA walnut gate leg table, 18th c., with letter stating it belonged to Michael and Elizabeth Klapp in the 1920's and was acquired by Hattie Brunner who used it as her dining table. 28