Heavy Oak Table With Farrow & Ball Legs

Oak refectory table, heavy carved legs with cross-stretcher base, pull out leaves, table is 65.5" by 35.75", height is 31.75", small blocks added to bottom legs to increase height, leaves are 29.75" e

Spanish heavy oak plank-top table, 20th c., ox yoke form legs, joined by iron stretchers, approx 30.25"h, 71"l, 30.75"w **Note: matching bench offered in this auction** Start Price: $350.00

Antique octagonal oak table features heavy carved skirt, legs, and lower shelf. The table is topped with slate carved and inlaid with a floral design. It measures 25" tall x 22" across and appears to

Round oak table features heavy carved skirt, legs, and lower shelf. The table is topped with slate carved and inlaid with a floral design. It measures 25" tall x 25" across and appears to be in good o

French Solid Heavy Oak Farmhouse Table with Drawers on each end - 30 in tall x 86.5 x 35, Floor to apron is 23.5, Space between the legs is 71.75 inches

French Solid Heavy Oak Farmhouse Table - 30 in tall x 78.5 x 32.5, Floor to apron 24 inches and the space between the legs is 60 inches

Round oak table with spindle legs and glass ball and claw feet 28" x 30"

Oak table has cast iron molded ball and claw feet. Spindle legs. 23 3/4" square solid oak table top. Overall good condition, minor nicks.

Pair of dressing stools, circa 1770-1790, converted to occasional tables. Ball turned legs and stretches. Base are oak, hand planed edge slate tops. 25w x 23 1/4d x 18 1/2h

Likely English, 18th/19th century. Provincial oak side table in the George II taste, having a white marble top, shaped apron, and rising on tapering circular legs with ball feet. Unmarked. Approx. h.

French Heavy Solid Oak Farmhouse Table - 31 in tall x 97.5 x 33, Floor to apron is 24 inches and the space between the legs is 70 inches - This is just over 8 feet long

French Heavy Solid Oak Farmhouse Table with Drawers - 30 in tall x 71 x 29, Floor to apron is 23 inches and the space between the legs is 52.5 inches

Extordinary round top parlor table with uncommon large size, cast iron claw & glass ball feet. A hand lathed pillar relief rim is banded under the table top and has ball turned legs, giving a elegant

comprising a low table, heavy oak slab top and three splayed legs, rich old patinated surface, 19-1/2 x 19 x 42-1/2 in.; together with a slab top ash and elm table, through tenoned legs, figured singl

Spanish Baroque style oak console, late 19th/ early 20th c., a two-board rectangular top, rising on ball turned legs, joined by turned side stretchers, iron center stretcher with floral joins, ending

American oak library table or desk, c. 1900, rectangular with a single drawer, rising on stretcher joined tapered ribbed legs with ball feet on castors, 30.5"h, 40"w, 28"d Start Price: $200.00

Circa 1900 Heavy 1/4 Cut Oak Large Eagle Claw & Glass Ball Parlor Table - Very good refinished & sturdy condition. Hgt 30" w 28" x 28". Found in St Paul MN estate.

French Provincial Carved Oak Dining Table, c. 1880, with two leaves, the stepped carved edge rectangular top above a wide skirt, on turned tapered fluted legs with ball feet, joined by a block and rin

Antique Queen Anne-Style Carved Oak Side Table, 19th c., molded top, frieze drawer, turned legs, stretchers, ball feet, h. 26 in., w. 33 in., d. 20 in.

hinged circular top on columnar supports with heavy stretchers, the frieze richly carved. From a Madison Ave., NYC estate . - Dimensions: 41.5" w x 20.5" d x 29.5" h.

Louis XIII style oak library table, 19th c., one side having geometric carvings, opposite side having two drawers, ball and ring turned legs held by H-stretcher, approx 30.25"h, 64.75"w, 29.5"d Start

Draw leaf table with heavily carved apron and baluster legs. With single carved armchair. Closed table dimensions: Approx. 57 1/2", 29 1/2" wide, 30 1/2" high.

Circa 1890 1/4 Cut Oak Heavy Carved Round Breakfast, or Poker Table with very nice turned legs. Good condition. Dia 38" hgt 29" . Found in St Paul MN estate.

French Provincial Carved Oak Drop Leaf Table, early 19th c., the square top with four leaves, opening to a circle, on turned, tapered, block legs with ball feet, joined by an H-form stretcher, H.- 28