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CLICK ON IMAGES FOR DETAIL 12-10-99 American Sheraton mahogany veneered gate leg flip-top game/tea table. Salem MA, circa 1805. |
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1-1-2004C Geo. II English walnut concertina action game table with blind-tooled suede game surface within a walnut cross-banded border. The top is veneered with match-figured walnut, mounted on a conforming apron of walnut veneer. The table is supported by four square sraight legs with pierced corner brackets. The secondary wood is English oak. The surfaces have been cleaned, stabilized as necessary and repolished. One bracket is a later replacement. |
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2-23-97C American Chippendale mahogany square flip top game table on conforming apron of cross-banded mahogany veneer, with gated swing-leg leaf support. The mahogany top opens to a green baize game surface. The legs are square and chamfered. 36" x 18" x 28" to the gaming surface. Boston circa 1775. |
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11-18-2001C An exceptionally fine Brazilian rosewood Sheraton three-tier whatnot with center shelf drawer. The drawer retains its turned rosewood pulls. The turned legs have blocked dies encompassing each shelf and apron with turned legs terminating in their original cast brass cup and caster. England, circa 1815. |
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6-29-94C American Hepplewhite mahogany washstand with 7" diameter bowl recess framed by a pierced apron above a medial shelf-drawer and square section, tapering legs. The table retains its original finish. Boston, circa 1800. |
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10-19-2000D American maple drop leaf table with two single-board drop leaves hinged to a single-board center on a conforming apron. The apron is fitted with opposing gated swing legs for two of the four cabriole legs, each on raised pad feet. Salem, MA circa 1760. |
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1-10-2005B Nest of four black lacquer tables with parcel gilt decoration on a red boll. Each table is supported by two pairs of turned bamboo legs on a footed base. China, made for the Western trade, circa 1840-60. |
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11-15-2005 American mahogany octagonal tilt top pedestal base candle stand with feather carved pedestal shaft on tripod spider-leg base. New York, circa 1815. |
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5-24-05a Cherry, single-board quatra-foil tilt top candle stand on a turned curly maple pedestal with arched tripod legs terminating in pad feet. 17.75" x 23.25" x 20" tall. Connecticut Valley, circa 1800. |
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8-20-2004W American Sheraton solid cherry two-part banquet table. The "D" ends rest on a conforming apron of crotch mahogany cross banding. Turned legs with ring and spike feet. 44" wide, 19" D end, 21" drop leaves. |
