CIRCA 1870's MAHOGANY SEWING TABLE

CIRCA 1870's MAHOGANY SEWING TABLE. Height: 30.5 by Width: 19 by Depth: 15.5

CIRCA 1870's MAHOGANY SEWING TABLE. Height: 30.5 by Width: 19 by Depth: 15.5 in. No key.

CIRCA 1850's FRENCH MAHOGANY SEWING TABLE. Height: 27.5 by Width: 21.5 by Depth: 14.5

A MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE, CIRCA 1870, LABEL OF MARSH, JONES & CRIBB the rectangular parquetry top raised above a plain frieze on turned, block and chamfered legs joined by stretchers. 77cm high, 182.5

A second Empire period French "bonheur du jour" witing table, circa 1870, in mahogany with bronze mounts and tooled leather writing surface. 27.5" w x 20" d x 41" h

George III Sewing Table, circa 1800, mahogany with satinwood banding (KSAN4043)(WT) Dimensions: 28 1/2" H x 20" W Property from a Nyack, NY collection

A GEORGE III STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY TRAY TABLE, CIRCA 1870'S, of rectangular form with canted corners and scrolling handles, above reticulated sides of elliptical banding centering lozenge alternating

A Georgian style mahogany sewing table with removable tray top circa 1920. Having open work gallery resting on acanthus decorated legs and ball in claw feet. Ht: 30" Wd: 31.5" Dpth: 19.5"

A. Kimbel & Sons mahogany sewing table with two drawers, on casters. Circa 1890. Anthony Kimbel (Amer. 1821-1895) was a German born cabinetmaker. There are many pieces made by him in major museums. [3

Antique American Mahogany Center TableNew York, circa 1870, rectangular top with molded edge, stick and ball apron, four spiral twist legs with spiral twist stretcher on brass claw and wood ball feet.

Circa 1870. Having a nicely figured top which opens to house five leaves atop a handsomely carved base emitting four paw feet atop casters. H29" W54" D54" The leaves ad a total of 16" each and 7 1/2"

An English William IV tea table with interior compartments, two with lids and tin liners, circa 1870, in mahogany, on a pedestal with a four-footed base.

Second period, circa 1870. Having a fine well figured top hinged to open with swing out leg at backside atop four tapered legs. H30" W36" D18"

Mahogany & Needlepoint Table Screen, Frolicking Children, Ca. 1870, H 20" W 10" | Adjustable height. Needlepoint hand work with scene of children. Circa 1870. Provenance: Property of a Bloomfield Hill

Circa 1870, possibly by Gillows. The piece bearing a production number at the interior underside of the outswinging gate as seen in photo. Nice example in good condition. H29 1/2" D27" W44" (open) Sol

Fine sewing table with mahogany top and birdseye maple drawer front and sides, paw feet and pedestal base carved with leaf motifs. Dovetailed drawer features interior dividers. Circa Late 19th- Early

DESCRIPTION: Victorian Rococo revival parlor table. Circa 1869-1870. Cut out stained mahogany legs joined to an open frame with central stretcher. MEASUREMENTS: 26-3/4 " wide x 28 " long x 28 " high.

BOSTON SEWING TABLE - Late Sheraton Lady's Work Stand, circa 1805-1820, in dense flame figured mahogany, the molded edge overhanging top having drop leaves, two reverse graduated shallow drawers over

Black lacquer Paper Mache serving tray, circa 1870, decorated with a horse and maiden, mounted on a Queen Anne style mahogany base of a later date. Tray: 24" x 32" Stand: 20.5"h

Description: After a style referred to as Martha Washington, the piece has four drawers and two storage compartments on either side for material. Constructed of mahogany veneers over pine each section

Two 19th century work tables. The first a drop leaf 2 drawer sewing stand with NY legs, circa 1850, having poplar wood top, mahogany veneer drawers and birch legs - slight use wear and overall good co

Federal Mahogany Sewing Table, 19th c. The shaped top with 2 birch veneered drawers, tapered reeded legs and original silk work bag, 29"t x 17 3/4"w x 14"d, very good condition

A Danish mid-century mahogany veneered sewing table on casters featuring hinged top door that reveal jade-green painted fitted interior. Dimensions: H 24.25" x W 23" x D 14.5" Condition: Wear consiste

American, New York, attributed to Duncan Phyfe. 36-1/2"h x 36"w x 19-1/4"d