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Dressing Table, Classical Pier Form
Mahogany, marble top, ormolu mounts
Second Half Nineteenth Century
Possibly Baltimore



The looking glass pivoting on columns resting on raised case with drawers in each end; molded marble top on plain apron with single long drawer raised on columnar front legs on incurvate plinth. Excellent choice of wood and ormolu ornamentation. The marble top is in two pieces and should be restored; other minor imperfections. (Height: 60.5 inches; table height: 30.25 inches; width: 32 inches; depth: 18.75 inches.)

$3,675

570-136









Harvest Table
New York State or Vermont
Circa 1820
Maple



True to the ideal form of early American harvest tables, this example made entirely of maple with some figure, features a generous overhang appropriate for comfortable seating. The top with falling leaves on plain apron, raised on nicely turned legs retaining original brass castors. Old refinish with all else original. (Height: 29.5 inches; top (leaves down): 72 x 18; top (leaves up): 72 x 40.5) inches.

$5,975

497-57







Chair Table, Hutch
New England
18th Century
White paint, scrubbed top



The large top, suitable for comfortable dining, is constructed of two boards joined by shaped cleats, and pivoting on removable turned pins which are received by the shaped board ends with boot jack cutout, resting on replaced shoe-feet. The board ends joined by seat board, beneath which is a long drawer with turned wood pulls.
(Height: 29.25 inches; seat height: 17.5 inches; top: 38.75 x 59 inches.)

$5,250

637-64







Table, Work Table
Two Drawer Stand, with leafs
New England
First Half 19th Century



As depicted, the rectangular top with falling leaves above a case containing two drawers with turned wood pulls; raised on turned legs. Old red paint.
(Height: 27.25 inches; top (leaves up): 33.5 x 18 inches; top (leaves down): 18 x 17.75 inches.)

$425

637-138







Work Table, one drawer stand
Original Red paint
New England



Excellent construction, nicely turned, great color.
(Height: 28.75 inches; top: 17.5 x 18 inches.)

$1,875

191-317








Shoe-Foot Hutch Table
Old red paint
New England or NYS
18th Century
White pine and oak



The large oval top on original cleats pivoting on rod received by base with shaped sides joined by storage box and wedged medial stretcher...raised on original shoe-feet. This clean and honest table measures: Height: 28.5 inches; top: 34.75 x 48 inches.

$5,875

274-84








A Large Chair-Table
OLD GREEN PAINT
New England...
Early 19th Century



The 54-inch pine top is constructed of three wide boards affixed to cleats and pivots on wood pins that are received at the rear of the horizontal arm rests. The top is of very generous proportions allowing for comfortable gatherings. The top is raised on square-to-baluster and ring turned posts on compressed ball feet joined by seat frame. Old green paint over original red; nice patina. Height: 27-inches.

$15,000

CLB






Fancy Paint Decorated
Games Table
South Eastern, Massachusetts
Circa 1825



The flamboyant yet carefully arranged decoration is original and remains in excellent condition. The hinged rectangular top with rounded front corners above a plain apron with engaged ovolo front corners and single long drawer retaining original brasses...raised on turned legs; back left being flying/rail leg. Constructed of white pine, maple and butternut. (Height: 28 inches; top (closed): 36 x 17.75 inches; top (open): 35.5 x 36 inches.)

Price: $6,295

270-74









Chair Table...in original red paint
Very Early 19th Century
New England
White pine and hardwoods



The three-board pine top with generous overhang allowing for comfortable seating pivots on rear top-rail and rests on arms with shaped handholds. The handhold rails atop turned and block posts joined by seat above plain apron raised on turned feet. Fantastic scrubbed top and nearly full coverage original dry red paint. (Height: 27.5 inches; seat height: 16.25 inches; top diameter: 45 inches.)

$11,500

637-127







William And Mary Gateleg Table
New England
Circa 1750



As depicted, oval drop leaf with drawer beneath; nicely turned baluster legs on original ball feet. Drawer may have been shortened and the knob is replaced; hinges are replaced and there are two small patched on one leaf. Overall a very nice table. (Height: 28.25-inches; width closed: 14. 25-inches; width open: 49.5-inches; depth 41.375-inches.)

$11,925

605-46








Chippendale Drop-Leaf-Table
New England
Mahogany



As depicted, old surface with good patina; nice small size. Minor imperfection...small wood loss at one corner of leaf near rule-joint.
Dimensions: 28-inches high, 45 by 44.25-inch top with the leaves up, 45 by 12.75-inche top with the leaves down.

$2,175

231-20







A Rare and Important
New England Red Painted

Pine Dressing Table (Toilet Table)
Probably New Hampshire
Circa 1780-1790



The scalloped top with generous overhang above apron with incised beaded border raised on delicate square molded legs. A most desirable surface...gorgeous early 19th century dry red paint over robin's egg blue. (Height: 29 inches; width: 36.25 inches; depth: 20.75 inches.) For a closely related Portsmouth example, referred to Broke Jobe and Myrna Kaye, New England Furniture/The Colonial Era, pp. 294-5, pl. 71.

$28,500

210-134






Country Sheraton Dining Table
Early 19th Century
New England
Maple and Pine, generous overhang and surface



The three board rectangular top with breadboard ends on a plain apron raised on successfully proportioned turned legs; mortise, tenon, and glue-block construction. The top displays a wonderful dry scrubbed surface...the base in original thinning brown paint exposing lovely primer. This table will accommodate six to eight guests. (Top: 37 by 66-inches; height: 28-inches.)

$9,675

201-263







Six Foot Harvest Table in Red Paint
19th Century



Dimensions: 27-inches high, 70.75-inches long, 21-inches wide with leaves down, 41.25-inches wide with leaves up.

$6,350

191-286








Gate Leg Table
England...scarce small size
17th Century



The oval top with thumb-molded edges and falling leaves, maintains fine rule joints and original butterfly hinges; the top on plain frame retains original long drawer...the trumpet and baluster turned legs raised on turned feet remaining at full height. The table is in old surface with very good patina; drawer missing pull; one small outer edge of falling leaf long gone.
Dimensions: 28-inches high, 36 by 11.75-inch closed top, 36 by 37.75-inch open top.

$3,585

424-57







Mahogany Card Table
Massachusetts, probably Salem
Circa 1790-1800



As depicted, the "D"-shaped top on inlayed apron raised on double tapered legs.
Dimensions: 29.25-inches high, 36.5 by 17.75-inch closed top, 36.5 by 35.5-inch open top.

$3,975

295-27








CURLY MAPLE
Drop Leaf table
New England
Circa 1820



The gorgeously proportioned rectangular top with thumb-molded falling leafs on plain apron raised on block and turned legs featuring delicate tapered feet. The leaves are boldly striped; top with some striping and surface fading. (Height: 29 inches; Top (leaves down: 47.25 x 18.5 inches; Top (leaves up): 47.25 x 46 inches.)

$2,265

295-44








Painted Breakfast Table
New Hampshire
Circa 1820
Maple, birch, and pine



As depicted...a Pembroke table in beautiful red paint...the rectangular top with rounded leaves on a plain apron raised on turned and reeded legs. A closely related example made and labeled by Ephraim Blanchard, of Amherst, NH is published on pages 98 and 99 of Plain & Elegant-Rich & Common-Documented New Hampshire Furniture, 1750-1850. The top, including rule joint measures 36 by 18.5-inches; height: 28.5-inches.

Price: $7,750

191-262








A Fine Inlaid Federal Card-Table
Mahogany, elliptical front...blocked ends
Probably Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Circa 1800-1810



This example, having a folding top with an elliptical front, square corners and inlaid edges on a conforming base centering an oval set within a frame flanked by string inlaid panels having concave corners bordered by blocked ends with string inlaid panels all above checkered stringing. The table is raised on delicate ring-turned reeded tapering legs. Excellent condition. Height: 29.25 inches; Top (closed): 29 by 17.5 inches; Top (open): 29 by 35 inches.

$4,935

270-22







Country Pembroke Table
New Hampshire
Old Red Paint, white pine
Circa 1810 - SOLD



The rectangular top on plain apron raised on delicate tapered legs. Lovely surface; scrubbed top. Height: 27.75 inches; top (open): 34.25 x 35.75 inches; top (closed): 35.75 x 19 inches.

191-228 - SOLD







If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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