AMERICAN COLONIAL TEA TABLE - Important New York circa

CHIPPENDALE TILT-TOP TEA TABLENew York, Circa 1780In mahogany. Molded-edge top set on a vasiform pedestal. Cabriole legs end in elongated paw feet.Height 28.25”. Diameter of top 31.75”.

Antique American Mahogany Center TableNew York, circa 1870, rectangular top with molded edge, stick and ball apron, four spiral twist legs with spiral twist stretcher on brass claw and wood ball feet.

A rare mid-18th American Colonial silver half-pint mug, New York circa 1755 by Daniel Christian Fueter (1720-1785) Of baluster form upon a spreading circular foot, an acanthus capped C scroll handle.

A mid-20th century American sterling silver table service of flatware / canteen, New York circa 1970 by Tiffany and Co Bamboo pattern (est. 1961) Comprising: 2 table forks 2 dessert forks 2 teaspoons

Attributed to Gustav Stickley Company (American, est. 1898)Round Dining Table, probably Eastwood, New York, circa 1905Oak. H: 30, Dia: 59 1/2 in.PROVENANCE:Private Collection, Doylestown, Pennsylvania

A Kittinger Colonial Williamsburg Queen Anne Style Mahogany Tea Table, Buffalo, New York, Mid 20th Century. The rectangular dished top over an open frieze, fitted with a candle slide to either en

Philip and Kelvin LaVerne (American, 1907-1987 and b. 1937)"Chin Ying" Coffee Table, New York, circa 1970sEnameled and patinated bronze, pewter Signed with raised signature: "Philip Kelvin LaVerne" H:

TEA SERVICE - (4) Piece American Rococo Coin Silver Tea Service by William Adams, New York, circa 1840s, with elaborate floral repousse decoration to all surfaces, grapevine handles, and floral finial

American Colonial Revival Mahogany Tall Case Clock, Charles Korfhage, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York, Circa 1890. The broken arch pediment centering a tall urn flanked by urn and spire finials, above t

American Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Library Tableattributed to New York, circa 1880, rectangular top with molded edge, rosette and foliate carved apron with a single flush drawer to one side, t

New York, circa 1860 by Charters, Cann & Dunn. Retailed by John Cox & Co. Oval, sides chased with grape bunches and vines between beaded boarders with internal divisions. Weight 22.6 Toz.Condition:(Ve

Rare American Coin Silver Tea/Coffee Kettle by Ball Thompkins & Black, New York. Circa 1840. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Generally Good condition.Dimensions- Incling Handle H 15", Dia 10"Weight- 1530

American Classical flame mahogany dressing table, attributed to Duncan Phyfe, New York, circa 1810, the looking glass having carved and scrolled supports, above the case fitted with five drawers, flan

American coin silver tea pot and waste bowl by Wood & Hughes, New York, circa 1840-60, each with a floral repousse design with a monogram cartouche, tea pot with a bird finial, tea pot 10" high, waste

manner of Duncan Phyfe, likely New York circa 1820, solid cherry top and drop sides, single drawer flanked by inlaid brass and ebony scrollwork, matching false drawer with decorations, four turned and

LATE 17TH C SHOE FOOT TRESTLE BASE TABLE, NEW YORK CITY, WALNUT, CIRCA 1690, FORMALLY IN THE COLLECTION OF COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG, PURCHASED BY MR. DUPONT IN THE 1960'S AT SOTHEBY'S AUCTION, NEW YORK C

American aesthetic style rosewood and maple table attributed to Pottier & Stymus, New York, circa 1870. Ebonized and giltwood, parquetry inlay with Bachas and cornucopia theme. Originally a center tab

probably New York, circa 1880, cartouche form top set with walnut marquetry inlays, burlwood veneers, carved base with eagles heads motifs, porcelain casters, 29-1/2 x 43 x 27 in.

New York, circa 1820; double ellpitical top with reeded edge, foliate carved shaft with hock legs and paw feet, 28 1/4 in. H., 30 3/4 in. W., 42 3/4 in. D.

Important New York Federal Mahogany Pembroke Table, circa 1790, the circular top with bowed ends, (both with light wood book and line inlay), featuring a real and faux drawer, resting on tapered legs

Circa 1850's Rosewood MarbleTop Turtle Top Parlor Table w/ original finish , original marble & castors. American made table probably Philadelphia or New York. W 46" d 29.5" hgt 29.5". Very good sturdy

New York, circa 1790; flat 20 1/4 in. top with two 12 1/2 in. half-round drop leaves, short drawer in apron, straight tapered legs, 28 in. H., 33 in. D.

Two American Deco Formica Panels, originally table tops, 1 initialed WR (2 pc.) (NJWA255/2)(MS) Dimensions: Larger 26" square Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer.

New York, circa 1815, possibly Duncan Phyfe, elliptical fold over top with figured mahogany playing surface, conforming apron with drop finials, foliate carved urn standard, tripod trick leg base with