South Carolina Inlaid Breakfast Table c.1800-1810.

Circa 1810, Charleston, South Carolina. The piece has a nicely grained top and freeze with very nicely executed double swing out legs to support the top when folded out. The piece is inlaid nicely wit

circa 1810, likely coastal South Carolina. thin rectangular top with banding surrounding edge leading to single inlaid drawer resting atop four very dainty and elegant tapered legs. white pine seconda

Circa 1810, Charleston, South Carolina. The piece having very well grained one board tops over the inlaid lower case leading to fine bellflower inlay at the legs with nice banding and tapered form. Se

SOUTHERN, PROBABLY SOUTH CAROLINA, INLAID MAHOGANY FEDERAL STAND TABLE thin rectangular one-board top over two graduated drawers, solid ends, the whole raised on simple turned legs formed from the sti

This English made table is purported to have come from London in 1735 and was shipped to a plantation north of Charleston, South Carolina. It has drop leafs with brass link inlay, the base is profusel

by Ficks Reed. Glass top table with bamboo base and four swivel chairs and each having matching palm upholstery. Good overall condition. Sold from the collection of a private Chapin, South Carolina fa

Likely 19th century. Having a square top with very nicely carved frame supported by four legs. H35" W39" Sold from the collection of a Lowcountry South Carolina lady.

Circa 1830, likely South Carolina Piedmont. The table having a circular top when leaves are raised and resting atop four handsomely turned legs on casters. H27 3/4" W26" (not opened) D46 3/4" Sold fro

A Federal Inlaid Mahogany Pembroke Table Circa 1800 Height 29 1/4 x width 22 1/2 x depth 29 1/2 inches. Property from the Historic Sword Gate House, Charleston, South Carolina

20th century. Having a nicely banded top and case housing a single drawer at one end atop tapered legs. H27 3/4" W21 1/2" D30" Sold from the collection of a late South Carolina scholar.

The base is 19th century and has been finished with a rich black surface and the top is a nice custom walnut. H28" D24" W42" Sold from the collection of a Pawleys Island, South Carolina gentleman coll

The period example attributed to Charleston, South Carolina with diamond inlaid skirt and lightwood line inlaid top, legs and skirt. Along with a similar Centennial example. Please note finger joint o

An Edwardian Inlaid and Veneered Center Table Height 32 x diameter 65 inches. Property from the Historic Sword Gate House, Charleston, South Carolina

20th century. having original label at interior. H28 3/8" W15 1/2" D23" Collection of Barry B. Taylor, Greenville, South Carolina.

A Federal Style Inlaid and Figured Mahogany Pembroke Table 20th Century Height 28 x width 19 1/2 x depth 30 inches. Property from the Historic Sword Gate House, Charleston, South Carolina

Circa 1810, possibly South Carolina Midlands or Upcountry. The piece having a rectangular top above four inlaid and slightly graduated drawers all resting on a French foot. Poplar secondary wood throu

Circa 1810 ,possibly Midlands South Carolina. The piece having a tight grain with two large leaves flanking the top crafted of two boards, the secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. The top resting

Circa 1810. Having a two board rounded top above triangular frame emitting three tapered legs. H28" W39" D19 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Johns Island, South Carolina lady.

Circa 1810, likely North or South Carolina. Having an exceptional flame grain one board top above slightly figured tuned wood base emitting three nicely shaped legs. The piece has been re-secured at t

Circa 1810. Having a circular top over turned wood base emitting three very nice tapering legs. H29" W28" Sold from the collection of a Pee Dee, South Carolina gentleman.

Continental Walnut and Mahogany Inlaid Breakfast Table in the Louis XVI Taste , 20th c., stamped "J.J. Kirschenbach", circular top with banding and segmented veneers, conforming skirt, blocked, fluted

This lot consists of an English Victorian burled walnut and boxwood inlaid breakfast table, circa 1830's. Sits on a pedestal base with cabriole legs. Legs have wheels for easy movement of the table. T

(Thomas H. Chandler, Edgefield, South Carolina, 1810-1854), rare batter bowl or milk pan, loop swag decoration, marked "Chandler Maker", 7-1/2 in., numerous large repaired cracks, rim and base chips,

An Anglo-Colonial Carved and Specimen Woods Inlaid Tilt-Top Breakfast Table 19th Century Height 30 x diameter of top 45 inches. Property from a Private Chicago Collection