Table, Gate Leg, Small Size, Outstanding Turnings, Old Surface
New England
Early 18th Century
Maple - SOLD
Original oval top on plain apron with drawer raised on block, baluster and reel turned legs joined by similarly turned stretchers; original feet. Approximately one-quarter of outside edge of leaf is an old replacement, warping to top; undisturbed hinges. (Dimensions: 26.5" High, 32.75 by 11.5" top; 32.75 by 43" open top.)
605-77 - SOLD
Federal Pembroke Table, Molded Serpentine Top
Connecticut River Valley
Circa 1800
Cherry, possibly original surface, string inlay, double tapering legs
Dimensions: 28" H, 35.75 by 18" top with leaves down, 35.75 by 35" top with leaves up.
$1,185
956-6
Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Pedestal Table
America
Circa 1840 to 1850
Mahogany and mahogany veneer
The top with drop-leafs having rounded corners on ogee aprons is raised on a lyre/vasiform pedestal resting on molded scrolled base with casters.
(H: 29.25": top leaves down: 41.25 by 21": top leaves up: 41.25 by 47.75")
$985
863-1
Red Painted Maple Card Table with Drawer, Federal, Original Surface
Probably New Hampshire
Circa 1800
Maple, white pine, and red wash
The exaggerated overhanging hinged top with breadboard ends is pegged on a straight apron featuring a rare drawer within beaded surround of end-rail; the apron joining square tapering legs. The table has a nice patina and full coverage red wash on edges of top, apron and legs; top of folding half is naturally worn, as are the fixed top and leaf which display thinning red wash and stains.
Found in Bradford, New Hampshire. (H closed: 27.75"; H open: 26.75"; top closed: 38 by 18.75"; top open: 38 by 37.5")
$6,465
191-360
Painted Serving or Hall Table, Original Condition, Red Paint
First Quarter 19th Century
New England
White pine, birch
The overhanging "D" shape top affixed to plain apron by multiple glue-blocks is raised on tapered legs; wood pegs secure the apron and legs. Wonderful old red painted surface. (H: 28.5"; top: 42 by 17.75")
$3,965
191-362
Table, Work Table, Original Red Painted Surface
New England
Circa 1730
Maple and pine
Rectangular top with breadboard ends on plain apron with single long drawer raised on baluster turned legs joined by box stretcher. This table has survived in good surface and with original feet; imperfections include a replaced breadboard, restoration to top at rear left corner. Dimensions: 25.5" H, 25 by 41.75" top.
$10,465
413-20
Table, Queen Anne, Drop Leaf, Oval Top
New England
18th Century
Old refinish, imperfections.
Dimensions: 28.5" H, 42 by 15" top with leaves down, 42 by 40" top with leaves up.
$1,375
572-16
Card Table, Federal, Sheraton
Attributed to Joshua Emery (1788 to 1870)
Loudon Area, New Hampshire
Circa 1820
Birch, maple, mahogany veneer banding
This rectangular, hinged-top example with ovolo-corners, serpentine sides and front above a conforming apron featuring a central flame-birch inlaid panel within rectangular mahogany veneered banding. The front and side aprons are similarly veneered in highly figured birch within banding. The table is raised on tapered ring-turned legs with rounded flutes and ringed cuffs above inverted pear-shaped feet; all elements feature rounded edges. This table is related to a cohesive group of furniture that remained in the Bachelder and Sanborn families, their ancestral homes only three-miles apart. The Emery shop was located five-miles from the Bachelder and Sanborn homes. (Other information available) All glue-blocks are original; old surface. Dimensions: H: 30", top: 17.5 by 37".
$3,565
270-85
Tap Table, Country Hepplewhite, Original Red Paint
New England
Circa 1800 to 1820 - SOLD
The two-board top with breadboard ends, and scrubbed surface above a plain apron with long drawer and a red painted surface; raised on square tapered legs. Dimensions: 26.5" H, 42.5 by 31.75" top.
572-14 - SOLD
Card Table, Federal Period, Inlaid
Serpentine sides, elliptical front
North Shore, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Circa 1810
Mahogany and pine with flame birch veneers
A Sheraton table having hinged top with serpentine sides, bowed front, and canted front corners above the conforming apron featuring a central flame-birch oval inlaid panel within rectangular mahogany veneer panel; the sides similarly veneered in flame-birch. The table is raised on ring-turned tapered and reeded legs with ringed cuffs and turned feet. Dimensions: 29.75" H, 36.25 by 18" top when closed, 36.25 by 36" top when open.
$5,945
271-27
Curly Maple Federal Card Table, Dry Surface
New England, probably Massachusetts
Circa 1800
Curly Maple, solid and veneer; mixed woods
The shaped top features an elliptic front, square corners, and half-serpentine ends and is on a conforming apron raised on tapering square legs. As expected, there is slight cupping that is limited to the front edge of upper-leaf and is not very distracting when closed; not noticeable when open.
Dimensions: 30" H, 37.75 by 17.5" top when closed, 37.75 by 35" top when open.
$6,985
909-1
Gate Leg Table, Tuckaway, Shoe Feet
Massachusetts
Circa 1730
Maple and ash - SOLD
An extremely narrow top with oval falling leaves on baluster turned legs raised on shoe feet joined by similarly turned stretcher; the gate-legs on button feet. The table has be refinished and is ready for pigmented wax; one turned foot and the bottom of one shoe-foot have been restored. (Dimensions: 26.75" H, 30.25 by 4.5" top when closed, 30.25 by 29.25" top when open.)
107-113 - SOLD
Table, Drop Leaf, Scrubbed Top
Labeled
Cherry
Dimensions: H: 28 3/8", top closed: 14 by 36", top open: 35 1/3 by 36".
$975
514-208
Table, Dining, Queen Anne
Southeastern Massachusetts or Rhode Island
Circa 1750 to 1760
Original Condition
Curly Maple, great patina
An extremely rare example of ample proportions remaining in undisturbed condition. (Height: 26.75 inches; top (leaves down): 54.25 x 15.5 inches; top (leaves up): 54.25 x 53.25 inches.)
$22,435
270-78
Table, Queen Anne, Ball and Claw Feet, Drop Leaf
Massachusetts
18th Century
Mahogany - SOLD
The rectangular top on apron with shaped ends raised on cabriole legs resting on claw and ball feet. The rounded corners were shaped at a later date, all else fine. (Height: 27.5 inches; top (leaves up): 47 x 47.75 inches; top (leaves down): 15.75 x 47 inches)
271-23 - SOLD
Table, Pembroke, Federal
Connecticut
Circa 1800
Cherry, old surface
Falling leafs with thumb-molded joints set on plain apron having single beaded drawer raised on square tapered legs joined by an arched cross stretcher. (Height: 28 inches; top (leaves down): 35 x 18 inches; top (leaves up): 35 x 35.5 inches.)
$875
410-74
Curly Maple
Games Table
Circa 1800
As depicted, rectangular top (Nearly square when open) with ovolo corners having string inlayed edge above a conforming frieze featuring a rectangular rosewood inlayed panel within cross-banding that centers the apron. The lower edge of apron features stringing and banding. The table is raised on double tapered legs and is constructed of solid and veneered curly maple, white pine; poplar and an overlapping oak fly-rail suggesting a Mid-Atlantic origin. (Height: 28 inches; Top (open): 35.75 x 34.5 inches; Top (closed): 35.75 x 17.25 inches.)
$7,785
410-23
An Outstanding Chippendale Games Table
American or English
Mahogany
Circa 1775 - SOLD
An exceedingly nice example made of the best dense carved mahogany; the hinged rectangular top with molded edge above the conforming molded apron rail raised on square molded carved legs. The double flying rail/leg design is of "filler back" construction; the rear of the molded legs butt to the inner rail creating a uniform .75-inch gap between flying and fixed rail rather than the usual spacers. The flying rails are masterfully hinged at the outside corners allowing for seating on all sides. The mahogany is dense and beautiful; outstanding quality craftsmanship. (Height: 28.5 inches; Top (open): 34 x 33.5 inches; Top (closed): 34 x 16.75 inches)
270-7 - SOLD
Games Table
Western Massachusetts
Circa 1825
Mahogany, maple and pine
As depicted, hinged square top with elliptic front, half-elliptic ends, and ovolo corners on conforming apron veneered in birds eye maple with cross-banding, inlay and central panel of mahogany; raised on ringed, turned tapered legs. The surface appears to be original; tight shrinkage fissure on fixed deck with all else fine. (Width: 36-inches; depth: 17 3/8-inches; height: 29-inches.)
$2,865
497-51
Hepplewhite Circular Mahogany Card Table
In the tradition of John Shaw
Annapolis, Maryland
Circa 1800
This round table with rear double fly-legs has a drawer let into the back rail; double tapered legs with magnificent knopped feet; a successful and difficult execution demonstrating the maker's skill. Inlays are typical of better tables made at Newport or Providence. This table is ready for surface restoration; we have a skilled professional that will quickly refresh the deck surface and clean all other surface. For a related example see Magazine Antiques, Feb. 1977, pages 362-377; example mentioned published on page 377, fig. 16.
Dimensions: 27.75" H, 36.5 by 18" top when closed, 36.5 by 36" top when open.
$3,145
270-30
Cross Stretcher Drop Leaf Table
With Tiger Maple Top
The table measures 26.5-inches in height, and the top measures 33.5 by 32-inches with the leaves up (17.5 by 32-inches with the leaves down).
$2,250
191-274
Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table
New England
Circa 1800
The falling leafs on apron with ogee shaped end profiles raised on molded tapered legs. (Height: 28.5 inches; top (leaves up): 48 x 47.25 inches; top (leaves down): 48 x 18 inches.)
$2,850
294-11
A Good Federal Mahogany Card-Table
Serpentine sides; bowed front
North Shore, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Circa 1800
A Hepplewhite mahogany and veneer card table having hinged top with serpentine sides, bowed front, squared corners and an inlaid edge above a conforming apron with boldly contrasting figured veneer cross-banded rectangular panels joined and raised on double square tapering legs bordered by inlaid stringing ending at banded cuffs. The lighter contrasting wood at lower left of mahogany banding surrounding the center panel is heart-wood need color. The table remains in excellent condition. Height: 28.5 inches; Top (closed): 36.25 by 17.25 inches; Top (open): 36.25 by 34.5 inches.
$4,950
270-54
Pedestal Base Utility Table
New England
White pine
19th Century
The square top, consisting of two boards with breadboard ends, affixed to the rectangular case that receives the pedestal, which continues to the rectangular base. The red resin surface is original.
Dimensions: 31-inches high, 31.75 by 32.25-inch top.
$1,500
402-7
Queen Anne Table
New England
Circa 1780
A New England cherry wood table retaining its original red stain, stylistically within the Queen Anne tradition, evidenced by the beauty of the delicate leg and superb proportions enhancing the simple elegance of the Federal period.
The legs are pinned into the apron and are terminated by beautiful turned feet with full magnificent pads that are remarkably crisp and at full original height The top with generous proportion is above a single dovetailed drawer with perfect molded edge; secondary wood is pine; drawer bottom is lap construction affixed with original rose head nails.
Top dimensions: 30 3/8 by 18 inches; Case dimensions: 24 3/4 by 13 3/8; height: 27.5 inches.
$12,750
910-1
A Bright And Fanciful Painted Decorated Table
New England, Purportedly Found in Vermont
Circa 1850, birch legs all else pine;
In fine condition including the bright and original paint, nicely turned legs.
(Height: 29-inches; top measures 16.375 by 42-inches closed; add 12.75-inches for each leaf.)
$5,400
492-11
Queen Anne Table
Massachusetts
Circa 1760-1780
Maple, with some figure - SOLD
The oval top on frame with nicely shaped end profiles; cabriole legs are raised on turned-pad-feet with nearly full-height pads. The rule-joints and hinges are without compromise. Some minor cupping to leaf; old refinish.
(Height: 27.5 inches; top (leaves down): 41.25 x 15.5 inches; top (leaves up): 51.25 x 41.25 inches.)
274-87 - SOLD
Chippendale Drop-Leaf Dining Table
New England, butternut
Circa 1780-1800
The rectangular top with thumb-molded rule-joint on a plain apron raised on molded square legs. Nice old color and fine condition. (Height: 28 inches; Top (leaves up): 41 x 44 inches; Top (leaves down): 14.25 x 44 inches.)
$950
704-2
A Beautiful Rectangular Top With Molded Edges
Drop-leaf Table, finest dense mahogany
Newport, RI
Circa 1750 to 1760
Remaining in fine condition, the rectangular top on straight apron with shaped end rails; turned tapered legs on pad feet. Chestnut fly rails. The cross-brace within the frame, typical of Newport tables, is replaced all else fine. The top measures 14.5 by 42-inches; open: 43.5 by 42-inches with each leaf being 14.5-inches in depth; height: 26.75-inches.
$5,445
271-15
Banquet Table
In original drab salmon paint
Northern Europe
Circa 1850
The rectangular top with dove tailed batens, raised on double tapered legs, joined by a plain pinned apron. The top of this stable and functional table, constructed of pine, measures 97.5 by 26.25-inches; height: 29-inches.
$2,585
475-32
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