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Table, William & Mary Trestle Base Gateleg Drop-Leaf Table, New York
A popular form favored by Hudson River Valley settlers
Date/Period: 1690-1730

Table, William & Mary Trestle Base Gateleg Drop-Leaf Table, New York A popular form favored by Hudson River Valley settlers, entire view

Measurement: Height: 26.75"; top open: 38" x 37.25"; top closed 38" x 11"

Material: Gumwood and pine

Condition: Excellent original condition

Additional Information: The turning sequence on the support legs display Baroque
vigor… the legs on these tables generally follow a vocabulary of four templates; stacked
balusters, such as found on this example, single baluster, opposing balusters, and
baluster above a ball flanked by reels.

References: For additional information on related tables see Peter M. Kenny, “Flat
Gates, Draw Bars, Twists, and Urns: New York’s Distinctive, Early Baroque Oval
Tables with Falling Leaves,” American Furniture 1994, edited by Luke Beckerdite,
(Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Chipstone Foundation, 1994), pages 106-35. Also, Frances
Gruber Safford, American Furniture in the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Early Colonial
Period: The Seventeenth Century and William and Mary Styles, (New Haven, CT: Yale
University Press, 2007), pages 159-61, number 65. The author states that there are
perhaps only two dozen of these tables known to be extant. A very similar tale is
published on page 89, plate 48 of Blackburn, Roderic H., and Ruth
Piwonka’s Remembrance of Patria: Dutch Arts and Culture in Colonial America.
(Albany: Albany Institute of History and Arts, 1988)

$22,850.00

843-462

For additional information and/or an enthusiastic discussion please email or call
David Hillier, drh@aaawt.com, 978-597-8084

Table, William & Mary Trestle Base Gateleg Drop-Leaf Table, New York A popular form favored by Hudson River Valley settlers, entire view 2

Table, William & Mary Trestle Base Gateleg Drop-Leaf Table, New York A popular form favored by Hudson River Valley settlers, top view

Table, Butterfly Table, New England
Date/Period: 1725-1740

Table, Butterfly Table, New England, entire view

Measurement: Height: 24.25"; top leaves down: 27.5" x 10.5";
top leaves up: 27.5" x 34.5".

Material: Maple and white pine

Condition: Very good

Additional Information: A remarkable intact survivor, of the rarest and most desirable
early American forms. This rare William & Mary/Queen Anne butterfly table is of a
wonderfully diminutive size, having a perfectly proportioned oval top with medial tongue-
and-groove rule joints, wine glass shaped butterfly supports, Baroque ring-and-vase
turnings, and appealing splay.

$20,750.00

843-463

Table, Butterfly Table, New England, entire view 2

Table, Butterfly Table, New England, entire view 3

Table, Butterfly Table, New England, top view

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves,
Draw-bar Supports, New York
Literature: Chipstone American Furniture, Peter Kenny:
Flat Gates, Draw Bars, Twists,
and Urns: New York’s Distinctive, Early Baroque
Oval Tables with Falling Leaves; pp
106-135; illustrated: page 112, figure 9 and page 121, figure 27.
Exhibited: New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, circa 1990-2018.
Date/Period: 1700-1720

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 28.5"; top leaves up: 44.5" x 47"; top leaves down: 44.5 x 23.5"

Material: Cherry, and maple

Condition: Very good condition especially considering age and use. The ball-shaped
feet and most of the lamb’ s tongue carvings at the lower corners of the bottom leg
blocks are expert replacements evidenced only by Xray… outstanding restoration.

Additional Information: The round two board top with falling leaves on an apron
having draw-bars, the molded end rails are of curly maple. The drawer pulls retain their
original, late Jacobean style cast backplates. The top is original and was attached by
long iron rivets that passed through the aprons and were covered by face-grain plugs in
the top. The rivets were replaced by dowels within the original piercings and remain
covered by plugs. The stout legs are robustly turned featuring a vase, ring, and reel
vocabulary, as depicted legs are joined by a similarly turned and equally robust box
stretcher.

Approximately sixty early New York baroque oval tables with falling leaves are known,
of these, two categories of leaf support were employed… those with tops supported by
pivoting/swing legs and the very rare tables featuring drawbar supports; seventeen
extant examples are recorded. The legs in this group feature a variety of Baroque
turnings, interestingly, there are two reasons that speak to the use of drawbars: the
draw-bars [lopers] greatly reduced the expense of turning and framing gate legs. Also, a
sitter’ s comfort, a sitter doesn’t’ need to straddle a pivoting/swing-leg which as you
likely know is very annoying.

$23,500.00

843-432

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, entire view 2

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, entire view 3

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, entire view 4

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, top view

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, detail view

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, detail view 1

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, detail view 2

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, detail view 3

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, detail view 4

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, detail view 5

A William & Mary Oval Table with Falling Leaves, Draw-bar Supports, New York, detail view 6

Table, Gateleg, William and Mary, Boston Area, Outstanding Turnings & Surface
Date/Period: 1715-1740

Table, Gateleg, William and Mary, Boston Area, Outstanding Turnings & Surface, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 27.5"; top: leaves up: 41" x 47.25"; leaves down: 41" x 12.25"

Material: Maple and white pine

Condition: Very good, as expected, trivial tight shrinkage cracks to top, historic surface.

Additional Information: An oval table with falling leaves; beaded frame with drawer;
base of bold block, vase and ring turned legs joined by similarly turned stretchers raised
on original feet. The turnings are crisp and perfectly balanced.

$16,750.00

1413-11

Table, Gateleg, William and Mary, Boston Area, Outstanding Turnings & Surface, entire view 2

Table, Gateleg, William and Mary, Boston Area, Outstanding Turnings & Surface, top view

Table, Gateleg, William and Mary, Boston Area, Outstanding Turnings & Surface, detail view

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger
New England
Date/Period: Circa 1825 - SOLD

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger New England, entire view

Measurement: Height: 29"; top open: 41.75" x 45.5"; top closed: 41.75" x 17.75"

Material: Curly maple, bold and tight striping, the best wood!
Walnut side rails, birch leaf supports

Condition: Fine

Additional Information: Rectangular drop leaves on a plain apron, the rails joining
block and turned legs continuing to ball feet resting on small turned pads. The figuring
of wood is awe inspiring, remarkable; all aspects of table are constructed of highly
figured maple.

SOLD

270-195

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger New England, entire view 2

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger New England, entire view 3

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger New England, top view

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger New England, top detail 1

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger New England, top detail 2

Antique Sawbuck Table, Large Size, Original Surface, Two Board Top
York County, Pennsylvania
Date/Period: 19^th Century

Antique Sawbuck Table, Large Size, Original Surface, Two Board Top York County, Pennsylvania, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 29"; top: 35.75" x 65"

Material: Pine, red painted base

Condition: Very good, scrubbed top

Additional Information: Ample size in great surface, most delivery location are no problem.

$3,500.00

505-146

Antique Sawbuck Table, Large Size, Original Surface, Two Board Top York County, Pennsylvania, entire view 2

Antique Sawbuck Table, Large Size, Original Surface, Two Board Top York County, Pennsylvania, top view

Antique Sawbuck Table, Large Size, Original Surface, Two Board Top York County, Pennsylvania, top detail

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet
Possibly Hudson River Valley
Date/Period: 18^th Century

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet Possibly Hudson River Valley, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 27.5"; Top diameter: 47"

Material: Cherry

Condition: Very Good

Additional Information: A most unusual and likely unique generously proportioned
table…the round top pivots on a swing leg frame that nests within outer frame
[legs/stretcher] resting on well-arched cutout trestle feet. The substantial legs featuring
block, vase, and ring turnings are joined by equally substantial sausage and ring turned
stretchers having blocked ends and centers. The table displays good color and patina.

$7,250.00

271-74

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet Possibly Hudson River Valley, entire view 2

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet Possibly Hudson River Valley, entire view 3

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet Possibly Hudson River Valley, entire view 4

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet Possibly Hudson River Valley, detail view

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts
Rare Small Size
Date/Period: 1735-1760 SOLD

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 27"; top open: 31.75" x 31.5”; top closed: 31.75" x 12.5"

Material: Maple, [some figure] chestnut

Condition: Excellent, possibly original surface, dry patina

Additional Information: Scarce small size…rectangular thumb molded top with
rounded ends above a shaped skirt of chestnut, raised on shaped legs having slight
ridge at knee and resting on pad feet. Top retains undisturbed original wooden pegs.

SOLD

745-216

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, entire view 2

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, entire view 3

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, entire view 4

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, entire view 5

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, entire view 6

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, top view

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, underside view

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, detail view 1

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size, detail view 2

Period Queen Anne Country Drop Leaf Table, Original Dark Surface
Date/Period: 1740-1770

Period Queen Anne Country Drop Leaf Table, Original Dark Surface, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 26.25"; top open: 37" x 33"; top closed: 37" x 12.5"

Material: Maple and Northeastern white pine

Condition: Wonderful old dark surface, possibly original, three original butterfly hinges.
One hinge is an early replacement…a period butt hinge, else fine.

Additional Information: Rectangular top with bowed ends with twin oval drop leaves,
the plain apron above tapering cylindrical turned legs resting on pad feet.

$3,150.00

1310-81

Period Queen Anne Country Drop Leaf Table, Original Dark Surface, entire view 2

Period Queen Anne Country Drop Leaf Table, Original Dark Surface, top view

Federal Drop Leaf Table, Pembroke, Serpentine Leaves, Inlaid
Worcester County, Massachusetts
Date/Period: Circa 1805

Federal Drop Leaf Table, Pembroke, Serpentine Leaves, Inlaid Worcester County, Massachusetts, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 28.75"; top open: 37.75" x 39.5"; top closed: 39.5" x 18.5"

Material: Cherry and white pine

Condition: Very good

Additional Information: Inlaid serpentine top with drop leaves, the plain apron
displaying robust inlays joining square tapering legs featuring icicle inlays.

$3,150.00

1079-24

Federal Drop Leaf Table, Pembroke, Serpentine Leaves, Inlaid Worcester County, Massachusetts, entire view 2

Federal Drop Leaf Table, Pembroke, Serpentine Leaves, Inlaid Worcester County, Massachusetts, entire view 3

Southern Pembroke Table, Drop Leaf with Drawer, Original Brass
Date/Period: 1805-1820

Southern Pembroke Table, Drop Leaf with Drawer, Original Brass, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 29"; top open: 33.25"; x 29"; top closed: 29" x 18"

Material: Butternut [white walnut] and hard Southern yellow pine

Condition: Generally, very good, natural shrinkage gap to top, small edge repair to
drop leaf. Old surface may be original.

Additional Information: A Federal table having a lively grained rectangular top above a
plain molded apron accommodating swing-out leaf supports and a single drawer
featuring applied beaded face edge molding and retaining original brass hardware. The
table is raised on double-tapered legs.

$850.00

410-204

Southern Pembroke Table, Drop Leaf with Drawer, Original Brass, entire view 2

Southern Pembroke Table, Drop Leaf with Drawer, Original Brass, top view

Southern Pembroke Table, Drop Leaf with Drawer, Original Brass, granny note

18^th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color
Date/Period: 1775-1785

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 27.5"; top: leaves up: 41.5" x 35.25"; leaves down: 15" x 35.25"

Material: Maple, mahoganized; pine secondary wood

Condition: Very good

Additional Information: Overhanging rectangular top with intact rule joints on square
reeded legs joining shaped end aprons. Appears to retain original finish.

$950.00

424-362

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, entire view 2

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, entire view 3

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, entire view 4

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, entire view 5

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, entire view 6

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, top view

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, underside view

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, detail view 1

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, detail view 2

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color, detail view 3

Queen Anne Mahogany Diminutive Drop-Leaf Table, Great Wood, 28-Inches Wide
Boston, 1740-1760
Extremely rare size, elegant and graceful, beautiful wood grain

Perfectly balanced overhang as related to position of legs, beautifully
turned feet resting on full pads.
Provenance: Israel Sack, New York; John Walton, Connecticut: Schiffor Family,
Connecticut: Wayne Pratt, Connecticut. AAAWT to private collector.
(Repair to one leg; Height: 28"; length: 28")

$16,925.00

1315-2

18th Century Drop Leaf Table in Paint, Queen Anne, Rhode Island, Circa 1750-1765
Maple and chestnut, scrubbed top displaying outstanding patina, original paint
Maple and chestnut, soft gray paint

An as-found, unrestored early dropleaf table of small size in historic surface. The
scrubbed top with rule joints displays a robust patina; plain apron with fly rails raised on
block and baluster turned legs resting on remnants of button feet. It is obvious that the
table was used in a room where the floor was frequently washed/scrubbed with lye.
Wear to feet, any other imperfections are minor, commensurate to age and use.
(Height: 26.5"; top leaves down: 42" x 14"; top leaves up: 42" x 38.5")

$4,300.00

745-192

Antique Gateleg Table, William and Mary, Robust Turnings, Good Color
Massachusetts, Circa 1730
Walnut

A choice small size table having falling leaves, the oval top above straight skirt retaining original drawer:
the frame joining block, mirrored vase, and ring turned legs which are joined by similarly turned robust
stretchers. The table rests on original feet. Any minor imperfections commensurate with age and use.
(Height: 27.25"; top leaves up: 36 x 46.5"; top leaves down: 36 x 14.75")

Antique Gateleg Table, William and Mary, Robust Turnings, Good Color
Massachusetts, Circa 1730
Walnut, angle view 1

Antique Gateleg Table, William and Mary, Robust Turnings, Good Color
Massachusetts, Circa 1730
Walnut, leaves down view

Antique Gateleg Table, William and Mary, Robust Turnings, Good Color
Massachusetts, Circa 1730
Walnut, angle view 2

Antique Gateleg Table, William and Mary, Robust Turnings, Good Color
Massachusetts, Circa 1730
Walnut, underside view

$12,300.00

1152-73

Table, Queen Anne Drop Leaf Dining Table, Rectangular, Pad Feet, Cabriole Legs
Massachusetts, Removed From Cobb Family Homestead in Barnstable, Mass
Circa 1750
A lovely example in great color and fine original condition

The rectangular top with straight leaves above a shaped apron with carved returns and raised on cabriole legs ending in bold platform pad feet. (Ex-Jess Pavey, Birmingham, Michigan; H: 28.25", top with leaves down: 16.5 by 46", top with leaves up: 45.5 by 46")

$8,350

492-106

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface
New England, Circa 1790
Gateleg, inlayed cuff above double tapered leg terminus

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface
New England, Circa 1790, angle view

(Please know that one glue-block is missing, old dry surface, some staining to top.
Dimensions: H: 27", top is 16" deep; open: 30 by 44.5")

$3,150

843-195

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface
New England, Circa 1790, entire view

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface
New England, Circa 1790, angle view 2

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface
New England, Circa 1790, top view

Queen Anne Figured Maple Drop-leaf Table in Old Surface, Original Pins
New England, 18th Century
Rectangular top, plain apron, turned tapering legs resting on pad feet

Antique Queen Anne Figured Maple Drop Leaf Table with Original Pins, 18th Century, closed angle view

H: 28"; Top closed: 47 by 15"; Top open: 47 by 47"

$2,465

259-33

Antique Queen Anne Figured Maple Drop Leaf Table with Original Pins, 18th Century, open angle view

Antique Queen Anne Figured Maple Drop Leaf Table with Original Pins, 18th Century, hinge detail 1

Antique Queen Anne Figured Maple Drop Leaf Table with Original Pins, 18th Century, hinge detail 2

Outstanding and Important Gateleg Table, Classic RI Turnings, Original Red
Rhode Island, Circa 1710 to 1740
This rare example remains in excellent original condition
Maple and white pine

Antique Gateleg Table with Classic Turnings and in Original Red Surface, Circa 1710, open view

Literature: This table is pictured and discussed in American Furniture, Luke Beckerdite, Chipstone Foundation, 2005. Early Rhode Island Turning by Erick Kyle Gronning and Andrew Carr, pages 2 to 21; figures 20 and 21.

Provenance: Gustave J. S. White, Inc., Portsmouth, Rhode Island; sold to John Walton, Inc., Griswold and Jewett City, Connecticut; sold to E. Martin Wunsch, New York; sold to a private collection, by 2006.

Documented: The Rhode Island Furniture Archive at the Yale University Art Gallery
[Object number: RIF579]

(Hinges replaced, other very minor imperfections; H: 27.25"; top leaves down: 41 by 16.25"; top leaves up: 41 by 49.75")

$52,500

843-275

Antique Gateleg Table with Classic Turnings and in Original Red Surface, Circa 1710, closed view

Antique Gateleg Table with Classic Turnings and in Original Red Surface, Circa 1710, end view

Antique Gateleg Table with Classic Turnings and in Original Red Surface, Circa 1710, top detail

Table, Chippendale/Hepplewhite Transitional Drop Leaf Dining Table
New England, Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1780 to 1790

The Rectangular top on "Chippendale" style shaped apron joining string-inlaid "Hepplewhite" style legs; old, likely original surface.
(Good condition commensurate with age and use, few minor and scattered light scratches; 200-years of dark patina to center board; top would benefit from being "rubbed-out", else fine (H: 27.5", top with leaves down: 17 by 47.25", top with leaves up: 47.25 by 47.25").

$1,925

492-107

Table, Chippendale/Hepplewhite Transitional Drop Leaf Dining Table
New England, Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1780 to 1790, entire view 2

Table, Chippendale/Hepplewhite Transitional Drop Leaf Dining Table
New England, Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1780 to 1790, top view

Table, Chippendale/Hepplewhite Transitional Drop Leaf Dining Table
New England, Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1780 to 1790, bottom detail

Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Pedestal Table
America
Circa 1840 to 1850
Mahogany and mahogany veneer

Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Pedestal Table
America
Circa 1840 to 1850, entire view 1

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

Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Pedestal Table
America
Circa 1840 to 1850, angle view

Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Pedestal Table
America
Circa 1840 to 1850, entire view 2

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Table, William & Mary Trestle Base Gateleg Drop-Leaf Table, New York A popular form favored by Hudson River Valley settlers Date/Period: 1690-1730

Table, Butterfly Table, New England Date/Period: 1725-1740

Table, Gateleg, William and Mary, Boston Area, Outstanding Turnings & Surface Date/Period: 1715-1740

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger New England Date/Period: Circa 1825 - SOLD

Antique Sawbuck Table, Large Size, Original Surface, Two Board Top York County, Pennsylvania Date/Period: 19th Century

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet Possibly Hudson River Valley Date/Period: 18th Century

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts Rare Small Size Date/Period: 1735-1760 SOLD

Period Queen Anne Country Drop Leaf Table, Original Dark Surface Date/Period: 1740-1770

Federal Drop Leaf Table, Pembroke, Serpentine Leaves, Inlaid Worcester County, Massachusetts Date/Period: Circa 1805

Southern Pembroke Table, Drop Leaf with Drawer, Original Brass Date/Period: 1805-1820

18th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color Date/Period: 1775-1785

Queen Anne Mahogany Diminutive Drop-Leaf Table, Great Wood, 28-Inches Wide Boston, 1740-1760 Extremely rare size, elegant and graceful, beautiful wood grain

18th Century Drop Leaf Table in Paint, Queen Anne, Rhode Island, Circa 1750-1765 Maple and chestnut, scrubbed top displaying outstanding patina, original paint Maple and chestnut, soft gray paint

Antique Gateleg Table, William and Mary, Robust Turnings, Good Color Massachusetts, Circa 1730 Walnut

Table, Queen Anne Drop Leaf Dining Table, Rectangular, Pad Feet, Cabriole Legs Massachusetts, Removed From Cobb Family Homestead in Barnstable, Mass Circa 1750 A lovely example in great color and fine original condition

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface New England, Circa 1790 Gateleg, inlayed cuff above double tapered leg terminus

Queen Anne Figured Maple Drop-leaf Table in Old Surface, Original Pins New England, 18th Century Rectangular top, plain apron, turned tapering legs resting on pad feet

Outstanding and Important Gateleg Table, Classic RI Turnings, Original Red Rhode Island, Circa 1710 to 1740 This rare example remains in excellent original condition Maple and white pine

Table, Chippendale/Hepplewhite Transitional Drop Leaf Dining Table New England, Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1780 to 1790

Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Pedestal Table America Circa 1840 to 1850 Mahogany and mahogany veneer

Table, William & Mary Trestle Base Gateleg Drop-Leaf Table, New York
A popular form favored by Hudson River Valley settlers
Date/Period: 1690-1730

Table, Butterfly Table, New England
Date/Period: 1725-1740

Table, Gateleg, William and Mary, Boston Area, Outstanding Turnings & Surface
Date/Period: 1715-1740

Table, Country Sheraton Drop Leaf, BEST Curly Maple, Screaming Tiger
New England
Date/Period: Circa 1825 - SOLD

Antique Sawbuck Table, Large Size, Original Surface, Two Board Top
York County, Pennsylvania
Date/Period: 19^th Century

Tuckaway Table, Large Dining Size, Robust Turnings, Gateleg, Arched Shoe Feet
Possibly Hudson River Valley
Date/Period: 18^th Century

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table, Rhode Island, or Southeastern Massachusetts
Rare Small Size
Date/Period: 1735-1760 SOLD

Period Queen Anne Country Drop Leaf Table, Original Dark Surface
Date/Period: 1740-1770

Federal Drop Leaf Table, Pembroke, Serpentine Leaves, Inlaid
Worcester County, Massachusetts
Date/Period: Circa 1805

Southern Pembroke Table, Drop Leaf with Drawer, Original Brass
Date/Period: 1805-1820

18^th Century Chippendale Table, Square Molded Legs, Great Color
Date/Period: 1775-1785

Queen Anne Mahogany Diminutive Drop-Leaf Table, Great Wood, 28-Inches Wide
Boston, 1740-1760
Extremely rare size, elegant and graceful, beautiful wood grain

18th Century Drop Leaf Table in Paint, Queen Anne, Rhode Island, Circa 1750-1765
Maple and chestnut, scrubbed top displaying outstanding patina, original paint
Maple and chestnut, soft gray paint

Antique Gateleg Table, William and Mary, Robust Turnings, Good Color
Massachusetts, Circa 1730
Walnut

Table, Queen Anne Drop Leaf Dining Table, Rectangular, Pad Feet, Cabriole Legs
Massachusetts, Removed From Cobb Family Homestead in Barnstable, Mass
Circa 1750
A lovely example in great color and fine original condition

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface
New England, Circa 1790
Gateleg, inlayed cuff above double tapered leg terminus

Queen Anne Figured Maple Drop-leaf Table in Old Surface, Original Pins
New England, 18th Century
Rectangular top, plain apron, turned tapering legs resting on pad feet

Outstanding and Important Gateleg Table, Classic RI Turnings, Original Red
Rhode Island, Circa 1710 to 1740
This rare example remains in excellent original condition
Maple and white pine

Table, Chippendale/Hepplewhite Transitional Drop Leaf Dining Table
New England, Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1780 to 1790

Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Pedestal Table
America
Circa 1840 to 1850
Mahogany and mahogany veneer