American tilt top candlestand, circa 1810-20s, in birch originally stained to a mahogany color. A convenient form as an end table, this is a solid and original piece of new England furniture, probably New Hampshire. H. 28", w. 16", d. 21". $325.
A striking Rhode Island tiger maple stand , c. 1810-30. The astragal corner top rests a most unusual (but known for this region) base of three legs joined at center with a shaped platform. Sometimes this leg is referred to as a "hockey stick" leg. The size is most...
Curly Maple Inlaid New Hampshire Games Table, Ca. 1800. This beautiful and useful flip top games table is endowed with "turret" corners having ring turnings and flanking book matched panels of curly maple framed by mahogany banding and light wood line inlay. each leg...
American Hepplewhite mahogany Pembroke table, late 1700s. The central cockbeaded drawer has the original bail brass intact above slender tapered legs with spade feet. These are especially useful and versatile tables. this one is in solid condition and ready for...
An American walnut dropleaf dining table, circa 1760+, with pine secondary wood. This table will lend color and detail to your dining or breakfast room with its rich tones and grain patterns under a beautiful polish. Or use folded against the wall as a serving table....
A gem of an Italian late 18th century tray top stand with an applied tray edge around an inlaid floral spray and banded ring. The drum form is held by three square tapered legs with a shelf below in figured walnut with a tray edge. A central bowfront drawer conforms...
American tilt top breakfast or tea table in walnut. This country Chippendale example has a molded top on an urn stem with shaped cabriole legs. Old finish, minor imperfections. H. 28.5", w. 30.5", d. 31". $495.
American Hepplewhite mahogany tilt top candle stand, circa 1785+. The coffin top is on a well proportioned urn base over tall arching legs. Useful as a small side table. H. 28.5", w. 18.75", d. 15". $395.
English George III console table, circa 1790-1810. Ideal below a gilt mirror in the entryway, this D-shaped Sheraton console has great vitality to its woods. Brilliant banding is held by light line inlay on top rim holding a flame grain top. The conforming case has an...
French provincial poudresse, 18th century, well fitted with three lids covering compartments and a central mirror over a drawer with a rosette brass handle. When closed, ebonized inlay decorates the lids. All on curving cabriole legs. Use as was intended as a dressing...
