Three part mahogany dining table, each section

Three part mahogany dining table, each section separates as a square or round with four drop leaves, each table set on square pedestals on base with four downswept members ending in brass capped feet,

Federal Mahogany Three-Part Dining Table , early 19th c., drop-leaf center section, h. 29 1/4 in., w. 48 1/4 in., l. 102 in . Provenance: Cleland Antiques, Pensacola, FL, 1994; Selma Plantation, Washi

Probably Mid-Atlantic States, 1800-1820. With two D-shaped ends and a drop leaf middle section. Center Table: 29-1/2"h x 4'6"w x 23-1/2"d to 5'8"d Full overall length: 10'1"l Provenance: The Stanley W

A Federal Inlaid Mahogany Three-Part Dining Table, Probably Baltimore, Early 19th Century. Comprising a pair of demilune end tables and a large drop-leaf dining table center section. Dimensions: Heigh

probably American, early 19th century, mahogany with pine secondary, center section with two drop leaves, 28-1/2 x 49-3/4 x 117 in.  Â

Federal style mahogany dining table, executed in three parts consisting of two d ends centering the drop leaf central section, all rising on square, tapered legs, 30"h x 10' l (extended) x 47"d

in three parts, with clips; the center section with drop leaf; 78 inches wide closed (129 1/2 inches fully extended); 53 inches deep; 30 inches high

20th C. comprising demi-lune tables, with a central drop leaf table. Overall: 29-3/4"h x 5'6"w x 4'4"d, each drop leaf 20"w

20th C. comprising demi-lune tables, with a central drop leaf table. Overall: 29-3/4"h x 5'6"w x 4'4"d, each drop leaf 20"w

English, late 18th C. Apx. 30"h x 4'6"w x 6'l without leaves, 8'l open

Three-part mahogany dining table, early 19th century Sheraton form with reeded legs, 28 1/2" H x 11' 10" L x 48" W. Will seat 14 plus. Provenance: Bedford, Massachusetts collection.

Queen Anne style three-part mahogany dining table, branded "CW Williamsburg." Each end tilts, comes with one leaf. [29" x 114" x 48"; to apron: 28"; leaf: 48" x 24"]. Restoration.

Late nineteenth century three part mahogany dining table. Demi: 29.5" x 42" x 20.5" Mid: 29.5" x 42" x 19.25" Opened: 29.5" x 99.25" x 19.25"

A Federal three-part inlaid mahogany dining table circa 1800 With demilune ends, tapered legs, line inlay, accompaned by two extension boards for seamless surface when all leaves are down. (H: 30 in.

William Priest (English 19th century), three part oblong mahogany dining table in the Georgian taste, 19th century, having a reeded top, and triple turned pedestals rising on sabre legs and brass cast

19th c. two part mahogany dining table. Each section 42 3/4" x 19" with attached 20" leaves, 30" Ht.. Barbara Packer Collection.

Hepplewhite Style Three Part Drop Leaf Mahogany Dining Table: Supported on all straight legs. (2) half moon shaped ends, with swinging foot brace. Total length measures 140.5", width is 43.5". Stunnin

Hepplewhite Style Three Part Drop Leaf Mahogany Dining Table: Supported on all straight legs. (2) half moon shaped ends, with swinging foot brace. Total length measures 140.5", width is 43.5". Stunnin

A fine American Federal period Three (3) part mahogany dining room table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe. Fine brass paw feet and acanthus carving. Dimensions: 99" X 47" X 30" and Two (2) leaves 22", 17

2-Part Regency mahogany dining table, each section with tilting top, on turned standard with 4-sabre legs, each tabletop section 23-5/8" w x 47-1/4" sq when joined, along with (2) 22-1/2" leaves 28-1/

A George III Mahogany Three-Part Dining Table 19th Century comprising a drop-leaf center table and two demilune end tables. Height 30 1/2 x width 47 1/2 x depth 23 1/2 inches (each end).

drop leaf center, demilune ends. 28 5/8" high, 46 wide, 22 1/8" deep. with inlay on legs and sides. Center: 28 7/8" high, 20" long closed (59 1/8" open), 46" wide. Center with finish losses to one lea

19th C Acanthus Leaf Carved Mahogany Three Part Dining Table . 82 1/2" W 52 1/2" D 29 1/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LA

Probably New York, ca. 1810. 28-1/2"h x 5'w x 5'7"l to 13'4-3/4"l Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, publis