William and Mary Tiger Maple Gateleg Table, probably New Hampshire, c. 1735.

Second half-18th century, tiger maple, maple and pine. Single gate leg drop leaf, dovetailed drawer, turned legs, box stretchers, turned feet and pegged and mortised construction. Refinished, top is c

A William and Mary Pine and Maple Scrubbed Top Tavern Table Likely New Hampshire, Circa 1750 with button feet. Height 26 x width 39 x depth 25 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

maple and tiger maple with tray top and inlaid diamond and star, shaped apron and cabriole legs ending in ridged pad feet. Probably New Hampshire, 18th century. 24" high, 25 1/2" long, 19" wide. Shrin

Queen Anne Tiger Maple Drop-Leaf Table Probably Pennsylvania, late 18th Century Rectangular leaves with cut corners. Height 28 1/2 inches, width 42 inches, depth 15 inches. C Property from the Estate

Oval American Country Gateleg Table, late 18th c., in remnants of the original black paint, having a spruce top and maple ring and urn turned frame, with one drawer, 26 1/2" x 14 1/2" x 40 1/2" with 1

20th C. Together with a maple standing bookcase with glazed doors, 20th C. 2 pieces Table (closed) 24 1/2"h x 14 1/2"w x 30"l Bookcase 36 1/2"h x 23 3/4" w x 11 1/4"d By descent from the Estate of Rob

Mid 18th century, maple with pine secondary. Oval top, base with dovetailed drawer, apron with beaded edge and boldly turned legs and stretchers. Pegged, mortised and rosehead nail construction. Age s

William and Mary Maple Drop-Leaf Gate-Leg Table, Massachusetts 26 3/4 x 15 1/2 x 39 1/2 in. (closed), 26 3/4 x 49 1/2 x 39 i1/2 n. (open)

New England William and Mary bannister back tiger maple armchair with arched crest transitioning to four (4) flat vertical baluster shaped slats and bottom shaped rail, ring, and cylinder turned stile

A William and Mary Style Maple Drop-Leaf Gate-Leg Table Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 27 x width 43 x depth 16 inches (closed). Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of

William and Mary Walnut Gate-Leg Table New England, mid-18th century and later With two drop leaves and two drawers, raised on block turned legs joined by stretchers. Height 29 inches, width closed 19

William & Mary oak gate leg table, 18th c. 28"h x 53"w x 41.5"d /leaf 18.25"

17th century William and Mary gateleg table in original untouched condition. Old, possibly original finish. Original butterfly hinges. Closed 44 1/2" x 17" x 30" tall.

WILLIAM & MARY CARVED WALNUT GATE LEG TABLE, 18TH C., H. 27 1/2" W. 33"

Federal period, 1790-1810, chest of drawers, probably New Hampshire, tiger maple and mahogany, cross banded inlay at base, tiger maple drawer fronts banded in mahogany and with raised molded frames, s

Yorkshire Ladderback Armchair, English, 19th C., together with a Federal style candlestand and a William & Mary style inlaid mahogany gateleg table, 20th C. Chair: seat 18"h, crest 42-1/2"h Candlestan

William & Mary Oak Gateleg Table, English, 18th/19th C., lacking 2/3 of one leaf 29"h x 17-1/2"w (closed) x 4'd

William and Mary Tiger Maple High Chest of Drawers, New England, early 18th century, the top section with flat molded cornice, on a double arch-molded case of five drawers set into lower case of three

18th c English oak William & Mary gateleg table with drop leaves, drawer, pegged construction, drying crack on top, one foot slightly damaged, length 42 1/2", ht 28"

American Federal Tiger Maple Bench, 19th c., probably New England, slatted back and sides surmounted by acorn finials, cylindrical legs, h. 34 1/2 in., w. 44 3/4 in., d 28 in.

EARLY 18TH C WILLIAM AND MARY GATELEG TABLE, OLD DRY SURFACE, WEAR TO FEET, 33.5 X 17.5 X 28.5

18th c. William and Mary tiger maple chest on frame. 41" x 21 1/2" x 63" Ht..

Early 19th c New Hampshire Sheraton tiger maple washstand with petite turnings and vibrant splash, pine secondary woods- minor stains 36 x 15 x 16"

Maple and Mahogany veneered table. Probably New York State, 19th C. 29"h x 21 3/4"w x 16 3/4"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.