William & Mary oak and walnut tavern table

William & Mary oak and walnut tavern table, 17th/18th c., England, 27"h x 36"w x 23.5"d

Ca 1730 southeastern PA William & Mary walnut tavern table with unusual single drop leaf, dovetailed single drawer, baluster turned legs joined by blocked and ring turned stretchers, 30"H x 38"W x 24"

William & Mary oak tavern table, 18th c., possibly American, rectangular top with breadboard ends, over single hung drawer fastened with rose head nails, on turned legs joined by a box stretcher, 30"h

Early English Carved Oak Coffer and a William-and-Mary Oak Tavern Table 18th century, the coffer with a relief-carved front, framed and paneled throughout, h. 27", w. 49", d. 21", and the table top wi

*A William and Mary Oak Drop-Leaf Tavern Table 17th/18th Century Height 25 1/2 x width 39 7/8 (open) x depth 34 inches. Property from the Estate of Susan Henoch Quinn, La Jolla, California Susan Henoc

A William and Mary Style Walnut Tavern Table 19th Century with breadboard ends. Height 24 x width 33 x depth 22 inches.

William & Mary Walnut and Pine Tavern Table. The rectangular top with breadboard ends above a frieze drawer, raised on block and turned legs joined by a box stretcher. H: 30.25 in., W: 46.375 in., D:

18th or early 19th century. The piece having a thin top with shaped edge above one single drawer which is made to appear as two when closed. The frame is nicely turned with a stretcher below. H27 1/2"

Likely 18th or early 19th century, England. The piece having a three board top with shaped edge atop single long drawer above nicely shaped freeze upon turned base with stretcher. H27 1/4" W30 3/4" D2

Circa 1900, England, Edwardian period. The piece having a rectangular top with burl wood center and shaped edge over turned wood legs connected by lower stretcher. H29" W31 3/4" D20" Sold from the Col

Likely American early 18th century. The table having an original top which is mixed wood in pine and walnut with cut nail construction continuing down to a pegged frame in walnut.A Single drawer at th

Oval walnut William & Mary style tavern table, mortise & peg construction, signed J Johnson, dated 10/24/1927, 25-1/2" x 18-1/2" x 25-1/2" h

18th century, possibly Southern. The table having a two board top with shaped corner at the front above a handsomely turned wood, mortised and pegged frame. Formerly with a drawer at the center which

18th century English oak William and Mary tavern table with one drawer, X stretcher (repaired) and original top. 28 x 19 in, 27.5 high.

Rare American, probably Mid-Atlantic, William and Mary stretcher base dining or harvest table, 1700-1750. Walnut with red oak secondary wood (by microanalysis) with red wash. Rectangular two-board top

Walnut stretcher base Wm & Mary tavern table with drawer, flat H stretcher base, ball feet, top replaced, repairs to drawer, 18th c, the table 19" w, 16" d, 26 3/4" h, the two board top 19" d, 27 1/4"

20th Century Baker, Walnut With Molded Top, Trumpet Legs, Stretchers And Bun Feet, Height 26, Width 24, Depth 15.5 Inches, The Other Oak Molded And Canted Corner Top, Turned Legs, Stretchers Height 25

Rare small size William and Mary tavern table. Table is in old dry surface with remnants of the original painted finish. Base measures 22\"x16\", top is 31\"x20.5\". Height is 28\".

18th c. William and Mary tavern table. Stretcher base with center finial. Single drawer. 38" x 24" x 29 1/2" Ht..

Maple with pine top with bread board ends, sausage turned legs and stretchers, pin construction, with printed lable on underside, old finish, 35" long x 27" wide & high. Condition shrinkag in top, els

William & Mary walnut dressing table 18th century and later Together with a William & Mary walnut joint stool. H: 29 in. W: 21 1/4 in. L: 36 in. PROVENANCE:Philadelphia collection.

William & Mary Walnut Side Table, 18th C. Dimensions: 30" H x 33" W x 22" D (DWINT53)(MS)

English, 18th C. 28"h x 30"w x 18"d

A William and Mary Oak Table Late 17th/Early 18th Century Height 27 x width 35 1/2 x depth 22 inches. Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Evanston, Illinois