Georgian oak tea table.

Georgian oak tea table.

GEORGIAN OAK TILT-TOP TEA TABLE, the large two-board top with rounded edge fitted with battens to underside supported by a tapered, ring-turned, columnar standard, raised on a tripodal base having cab

Georgian mahogany birdcage tea table, 2-board flat edge top, 36-1/2" x 36-1/8" top, on large square oak block, with doughnut and wedge, on baluster turned tripod base with cabriole legs turning into p

GEORGIAN TEA TABLEPossibly Ireland, 18th CenturyIn mahogany. Notched-corner dish top. Shaped skirt. Slightly cabriole legs with foliate-carved knees and claw & ball feet.Height 28". Length 30.5". Widt

Georgian Style Tea Table & French Chaise & Armchair, upholstered in foliate chintz Dimensions: Armchair 36" H x 26" W x 29 1/2" D, Table 28 1/4" H x 28 1/4, Chaise 32 3/4" H x 21" x 21" D Property fro

Provincial Louis XV-Style Oak Tea Table , molded top, shaped apron with single drawer, cabriole legs, h. 28 3/4 in., w. 38 in., d. 27 1/2 in

Primitive Stretcher Base Oak Tea Table. 23 1/2" W 23 1/2" D 28" H

Oak Tea Table. 28 1/2" W 28 1/2" D 26 3/4" H

English oak tea table trolley, c.1930s, the rectangular top with inset laminate work surface, rising on barley twist supports, joined by a lower shelf, turned feet on casters, approx 26.25"h, 28.5"w,

Anglo-Irish Georgian Mahogany Tea Table. The top with raised edge, carved and shaped apron, cabriole legs with acanthus leaf base terminating in claw and ball feet. Late 18th century. {Approximate dim

with two-plank top 27 inches wide; 19 1/4 inches deep; 23 1/4 inches high

English, circa 1690 - 1710. Early Georgian oak side or tavern table having a rectangular twin board top over a relief carved frieze of joined trefoils beneath arcading on all four sides concealing one

A Georgian Mahogany Tea Table, Early 19th Century, Having a round top on a twist fluted pedestal and tripod base with slipper feet. H: 27 D: 32 in. The Collection of Oliver and Joyce Murphy.

DATE c. 1800 DIMENSIONS Width 64 Depth 28 Height 29.5 in.

the cross-banded top over a single drawer; Condition: wear to finish of top; 29 inches wide; 20 inches deep; 28 inches high

A 19th century English Georgian style tea table. Mahogany construction with a dished top on cabriole legs with carved acanthus knees and ball and claw feet. Older finish with minor wear, minor damage

John Widdicomb (American), 1990s. Mahogany tea or cocktail table in the Georgian Chippendale taste, having a fretwork gallery rail, shaped top, and rising on carved cabriole legs with stretcher, and w

with two D-shaped drop leaves; Condition: with loss to drop leaves at hinges commensurate with age; 10 inches wide closed; 44 inches wide overall; 36 inches deep; 28 inches high

on barley twist legs; 28 1/2 inches wide; 14 1/2 inches deep (42 1/2 inches deep fully extended); 25 1/2 inches high

Georgian mahogany tea table, 18th c., 29"h x 31 1/2"dia

A late Georgian oak tripod table with a circular planked top above a turned pedestal base and three cabriole legs terminating in spade feet. 28 1/2" in diameter x 28" high.

The round top over a turned standard, rising on ball and claw feet. 29 in. (74 cm.) height; 21 in. (53 cm.) diameter

English oak tilt-top tea table, 19th c., circular tabletop, over turned pedestal, rising on three scrolled legs, separation between top boards, approx 29.5"h, 32"diam Start Price: $80.00

Georgian Mahogany tea table with accanthus carved knees and paw feet. 30.25"h x 34.25"dia