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Tavern Table
New England
18th Century
Maple and pine

The overhanging top on plain apron having single drawer; turned legs joined by box stretcher and raised on button feet. Imperfections. (Height: 26.5 inches; top: 25.75 x 41 inches)

$1,450

718-18

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Tavern Table, Round Top
New England
Circa 1750 to 1780
Maple and Pine

A rare round-top of generous proportion on plain apron raised on turned and spayed legs joined by box stretcher; the button feet are nearly full height. Old scrubbed surface.
(Height: 24.5 inches; top: 32.25 x 33.25 inches)

$5,895

428-6

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Tavern Table, Queen Anne
Connecticut or Rhode Island
Circa 1760-1770
Maple with figure

As depicted, generously proportioned top retaining original bread-board ends pinned to plain apron with bead-molded lower edge raised on turned tapering legs resting on pad-feet. (Height: 26 inches; top: 28.5 x 41 inches.)

$3,950

270-77

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Tavern Table
New England
18th Century

The rectangular pine top on molded apron raised on turned legs joined by box stretcher; button feet are full height. Top attached with 19th century screws...one screw in each peg aperture. Old, probably 19th century black paint.
Dimensions: 23-inches high, 30.5 by 21.25-inch top.

$3,950

270-71

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Stretcher Base Tavern Table
Pennsylvania
Circa 1710-1740
White oak and poplar

As depicted, the rectangular top with molded edge is pinned to the plain apron which is raised on turned legs joined by turned medial stretcher. The single drawer is joined with large dovetails typical of the early period; feet are full height.
It appears that the cleats were added later in the tables life to "pull down" the top approximating shrinkage fissures. The drawers turned wood pull is a replacement. (Height: 29 inches; Top: 32.5 x 23 inches.)

$6,900

107-64

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Rare Small Size- Tavern Table
South Eastern, Massachusetts or Rhode Island
Maple...chestnut and pine
Circa 1730-1740

The rectangular maple top has breadboard ends that were simply affixed with nails; top rests on a plain apron decorated with quirk bead molding and contains a short drawer made of chestnut with a pine front. The drawer is of dovetail construction and is entirely pegged; pegs are the same shape as those securing apron and stretcher joints. The baluster turned legs are full height and are joined by the box stretcher having conforming bead molding. (Height: 24.75 inches; Top: 29 by 18.75 inches.)

$6,950

287-48

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A Good Tavern Table
New England
Old, Possibly Original...Red Paint
Pine top and apron, maple legs
Circa 1750-1760
This is one of those scarce examples that survived without alteration

The overhanging rectangular pinned well scrubbed top with bread-board end has a deep dry patina...the top is over plain conforming apron with single long drawer retaining old turned wooden pull; raised on baluster turned legs joined by a box stretcher and terminating with full height button feet. The paint appears to be original. As depicted, the drawer face has lost a small chunk at the lower right (proper) corner. Only one breadboard remains; due to shrinkage and the length of pins-the pin-channels were compromised early in the tables useful life as is evidenced by smooth consistent wear and uniform color on the tops end and within the exposed channel. The table has successful small proportions and strong presence. (Height: 24.75 inches; Top: 24.5 x 36 inches.)

Price: $7,865

344-4

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Tavern Table
New England
Circa 1730

The rectangular top features a generous overhang and has batten ends; retains original wood pegs that affix it to the plain apron with single long drawer. The top is raised on block, reel, baluster, and ring turned legs, joined by block and turned medial stretcher. The table retains full height and original dry red paint; brasses are period and are in original borings, however, they are not original. As depicted, an approximately 3 by 3-inch section of the tops corner has been repaired and the adjoining batten is an old working replacement with all else fine.
Dimensions: 26.25-inches high, 26.25 by 46-inch top.

$9,675

731-65

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An Outstanding Diminutive Tavern-Table
Maple...including top
North Shore Massachusetts-Coastal New Hampshire
Circa 1740 - SOLD

This tiny tea table of superb form has survived in remarkable condition. The rectangular top with more than generous overhang retains its original wood pegs; top was tightened by the addition of four similar size pegs all in close proximity to originals. Top is fastened to apron with single drawer; apron raised on terrific turned legs detailed by reels, compressed ball and ring turnings. All edges of inside and outside of stretchers and the apron rails are molded and are crisp with full detail as are the beautiful ball feet-each retaining full pad. The long drawer beneath the deeply chamfered top retains its original knob which is turned of ash. Although the table experienced no insult or abuse and it retains traces of red stain...it was long ago refinished. The top measures 33 by 20 3/8-inches; height: 24 3/8-inches.

287-50 - SOLD

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