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$499.00 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Shippensburg, United States Pennsylvania, likely Chester County; circa 1770. The "bird-cage" structure beneath the top allows a more comfortable tea service, whereby the top can ... morebe rotated so anything on the table can be accessed without getting up from the chair.
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$350.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Banning, United States This cherry wood dressing table has verifiable history dating back to 1730. There're are several unique features cabriolet legs and the very rare Spanish ... morefeet, also it seem to be in very good condition.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Roanoke Rapids, United States Late 20th century, cherry, top with molded edge, two drawers with bold scalloped skirt, drop finials, raised on delicate cabriole legs, labeled.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Santa Fe, United States All original. Shrinkage of the top causes the leaves to splay a little when closed (see final photo). You can lift one leaf to make extra surface space ... morewithout moving the table at all. 49 3/4” deep when leaves are open.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States TAKE TEA WITH ME ECONOMICALLY! This is just the nicest little benchmade. Quality mahogany Tea Table circa American 1940-70 era wide range, rectangular ... moreTray Top dished edge Queen Anne style piece of small furniture that really imitates its bigger brothers of the power names like Kittinger and Henkel Harris, Henredon, on a shoestring budget. Tea Table features nice deep color and grain pattern. With a scalloped skirt resting on four cabriole legs with slight carving to knees, with protective hard rubber foot terminal ending. There are no candle slides on this model. Construction is rock solid steady with stamped markings underneath, but no maker name, could be any one of several small factories making colonial reproductions of good quality well before the internet and big box store days. Glue blocks on corners undererneath are nice and sound. This is all solid wood, not a cheap chip board foreign mahogany lookalike with sprayed laquer finish that looks garish in person! Condition Report: Slight rub mark to leg as shown. Small burn mark on top. General wear and tear of a used piece. But not abuse; I will clean it up before pickup as I do with all my dealer furniture to presentation quality ready for your home. The photos show you as-found condition; we use our own professional quality products, we do not use supermarket sprays or gummy waxes here that build up or smear; it is our goal to bring back life as quietly as possible and revive to as-new with nothing injurious or irreversable damage. Simply put, 30 years of handling antiques, I know how to manage vintage finishes and wood carefully with experience. PICKUP ONLY please by mutual convenient appointment is requested; I can ship anywhere in USA with perfect success if Buyer is willing to purchase large carton and pay Ground Freight; however. It is expensive option,and not recommended for a lower priced table in all honesty. All NJ pickups subject to state tax unless Resale Certificate is emailed with payment. Please ask all questions beforehand I may be of assi
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Lynnwood, United States The table is solid walnut with a shaped skirt, and cabriole legs ending in trifid feet. It is 29" high by 44" long by 19" wide when closed. With the leaves ... moreopen it is approx. 53" by 44". The table is in good condition overall.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Traditional / Queen Anne. We use individual white-glove freight carriers. They are not big national corporations. Bucks County Estate Traders.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Roanoke Rapids, United States It is in excellent condition and very rich looking.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Springfield, United States The table would have been originally painted with a milk paint that was lost to oxidation, cleaning, & handling over 250+ years. The table has a large ... morerectangular 2 board top and pivots with ease. The center of the seat can lift up and the entire base cabinet can be used for extra storage.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Farmhouse / Queen Anne. light wear.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / English Traditional.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA CIRCA 1760. Quite often a regional southern furnishing can be very well made but demonstrates that the craftsman is lacking ... morein other areas that a seasoned craftsman from a port city may have been well versed in.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional. We use individual white-glove freight carriers. They are not big national corporations. Bucks County Estate Traders. ... moresigns of general light wear consistent with age.
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Condition: Used Location: Windsor, United States
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Condition: Used Location: Perkasie, United States 51046EC: JOHN WIDDICOMB Satinwood Neoclassical 1 Drawer Occasional Table. This elegant mahogany tea table was designed by a Massachusetts cabinetmaker. ... moreIt is made of mahogany with pine candle slides.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Allentown, United States Exquisite 19th Century English Queen Anne style drop leaf sofa bedside table, made of mahogany, featuring an inlaid top with two inlaid leaves over two ... moreinlaid drawers supported by a turned column over an inlaid base ending in pad feet.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Seattle, United States Antique American Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table Circa 1770 Description: A fine American Queen Anne mahogany tilt top tea table. Mid Atlantic region, ... morecirca 1770. The table top is 33 1/2" by 33" by 28" high. In very good condition with an old oil re-finish. Note: the finish has some fine crazing on the top of the table. Guaranteed to be as described. A note to our international buyers: We welcome international buyers but please be aware that any and all import duties. Taxes, Vats, etc. are the responsibility of the buyer. In addition, it is a federal offense to falsify customs forms. Please do not ask us to do so. Shipping: Items are generally shipped within 1 business day upon receipt of payment. Unless it is a large item that requires special handling, such as furniture. Payment: We accept paypal and all major credit cards directly through our own merchant account. Please email for other payment methods. Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge inkfrog terapeak. I000000.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional. They are not big national corporations. Bucks County Estate Traders. We use individual white-glove freight carriers.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional.
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$80.48 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: East Amherst, United States Vintage Traditional Queen Anne Drop Leaf End Accent Table Solid Wood Lamp.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States Measures 24" Wide x 15" Deep x 28" High. GORGEOUS ETHAN ALLEN CHERRY QUEEN ANNE END TABLE FROM THE RETIRED GEORGIAN COURT COLLECTION. THIS ... moreBEAUTY FEATURES A SINGLE DOVETAIL CONSTRUCTED DRAWER WITH BRASS PULL. FANCY SCALLOPED SKIRT AND QUEEN ANNE LEGS. IN SOUND STRUCTURALLY STURDY CONDITION WITH ONLY MINIMAL WEAR FROM NORMAL USAGE BUT NOTHING SIGNIFICANT AS PICTURES SHOW. SHIPPING OPTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS# 1) GREYHOUND TERMINALL TO TERMINAL FOR $75- $125 DEPENDING ON BUYER'S LOCATION. 2) FREE LOCAL PICK UP OR(3) FOR $40 I WILL BUBBLE WRAP, BOX AND DELIVER TO ANY LOCATION WITH IN A 50 MILE RADIUS OR HAVE READY FOR THE SHIPPER OF YOUR CHOICE. I have more great collectibles so PLEASE check out my other listings* ~ Happy to combine items to save on shipping when safe or possible~ THANK YOU~! Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Springfield, United States It is made entirely from the very finest solid cherry. Pieces like this are prohibitively expensive to have custom made and here is the very highest quality. ... moreIt is 50 1/4" tall with its back tilted up, has a 40" wide oval shaped top and is 29" tall.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Canton, United States
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The table is constructed of the absolute finest grade of exotic Santo Domingan mahogany available anywhere in the world during this era which was nearly ... moreexclusive to Boston and the surrounding wealthy port cities.
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$349.47 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Century, United States High-grade mahogany top. - England. Condition – excellent original finish, various usage marks on top, old leg repair w/ old forged brackets, solid. - ... morepad feet. - extended squared corners. - I am located on the Alabama/Florida state line (near Pensacola in Northwest Florida).
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$75.00 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Chatsworth, United States Antique Mahogany Pinwheel Inlaid Oval Tilt Top Side End Table. Queen Anne style most likely from the 30's or 40's. Good condition with age appropriate ... morewear, nothing major. 38" H upright.
$273.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Bremerton, United States Circular dish rim tilt-top, turned pedestal and cabriole legs with pad feet. Table is in excellent condition with one minor blemish (see photos).
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Condition: Used Location: Minneapolis, United States Replaced antique latch as shown. Minor old repairs indicated beneath top also as shown. Probably refinished last quarter of the 20th century. See photos ... morefor details.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Allentown, United States They have a very nice look. We have a large variety of antique furniture, lighting, mirrors, and decorative accessories in our 20,000 s/f showroom in ... morethe Lehigh Valley, PA.
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$49.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Shippensburg, United States A RARE AND FINE QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY MINIATURE SALESMAN'S SAMPLE TILT-TOP CANDLESTAND. An exceedingly fine and rare salesman's sample of a perfectly scaled-down ... moretilting top candlestand, it is crafted from dense mahogany and retains a rather early finish.
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Condition: Used Location: New Castle, United States Hard to find lighter stain. My intention is not to deceive or cheat. For example freight. I also make sure and get a drop off receipt that the carrier ... morehas it in their possession. I’m happy to discuss any concerns.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The stand has a two board top with a very minimal separation and the base has been reinforced with old iron brackets. 18TH CENTURY ANTIQUE QUEEN ANNE ... moreCONNECTICUT CHERRY TRAY TOP CANDLE STAND. We perform this service without the cost of labor as an appreciation for your patronage.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States TAKE TEA WITH ME ECONOMICALLY! This is just the nicest little benchmade. Quality mahogany Tea Table circa American 1940-70 era wide range, rectangular ... moreTray Top dished edge Queen Anne style piece of small furniture that really imitates its bigger brothers of the power names like Kittinger and Henkel Harris, Henredon, on a shoestring budget. Tea Table features nice deep color and grain pattern. With a scalloped skirt resting on four cabriole legs with slight carving to knees, with protective hard rubber foot terminal ending. There are no candle slides on this model. Construction is rock solid steady with stamped markings underneath, but no maker name, could be any one of several small factories making colonial reproductions of good quality well before the internet and big box store days. Glue blocks on corners undererneath are nice and sound. This is all solid wood, not a cheap chip board foreign mahogany lookalike with sprayed laquer finish that looks garish in person! Condition Report: Slight rub mark to leg as shown. Small burn mark on top. General wear and tear of a used piece. But not abuse; I will clean it up before pickup as I do with all my dealer furniture to presentation quality ready for your home. The photos show you as-found condition; we use our own professional quality products, we do not use supermarket sprays or gummy waxes here that build up or smear; it is our goal to bring back life as quietly as possible and revive to as-new with nothing injurious or irreversable damage. Simply put, 30 years of handling antiques, I know how to manage vintage finishes and wood carefully with experience. PICKUP ONLY please by mutual convenient appointment is requested; I can ship anywhere in USA with perfect success if Buyer is willing to purchase large carton and pay Ground Freight; however. It is expensive option,and not recommended for a lower priced table in all honesty. All NJ pickups subject to state tax unless Resale Certificate is emailed with payment. Please ask all questions beforehand I may be of assi
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$83.87 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Windsor, United States Middle column with stylized “bamboo” turnings. Biography of Margolis furniture by Mike Margolis Nathan Margolis was born in Yanova, Lithuania in 1873, ... morethe son of Charles and Eva Margolis. His father was a cabinet maker as were his brothers Abraham, Simon, Jacob and Reuben.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional. minor surface wear.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Canton, United States Storage fees must be paid before the item will be released.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States In the southern tradition of fine cabinet and furniture making you typically find walnut, cherry, and other native hardwoods which can be sourced locally ... moreby the craftsman. The table has an oval top with a mix of straight and wavy grain.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States We use individual white-glove freight carriers. They are not big national corporations. Bucks County Estate Traders. STYLE: Traditional.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional. OPEN H: 0.00 x W: 100.00 x D: 0.00.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States Age Appropriate Wear. STYLE: Traditional.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional. minor surface scratches, light discoloration. We use individual white-glove freight carriers.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The table has a dish top & a beautiful piece of Mahogany was used for the top. We’ve handled similar tables from Pennsylvania & Maryland and believe the ... moretable was made in one of the Mid-Atlantic states.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States This would be great for a large dining room and could easily sit 10-12 people. We're also seeing these used for conference rooms as a nice break from ... morebland traditional office furniture. This is crafted from high grade tiger maple with bold grain and finished in a warm amber color.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Traditional.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Salisbury, United States This is a hand built reproduction of a Queen Anne style Lowboy or dressing table. It is a reproduction of an original piece from a photo in colonial Homes ... moremagazine. -Constructed of American Black Cherry -Uses pine as a secondary wood in drawers -Dovetail constructed drawers -Dovetail and mortise styles, rails and -carcass -Lathe turned pad feet -Constructed entirely by hand -Constructed using traditional hide glue -Aniline dye finish and approximately 10 coats of orange and blonde shellac -Hand rubbed with wax to a satiny finish -Undersides coagted and sealed with shellac to limit wood movement due to humidity -Antique cherry red color -Solid brass pulls made by Ball and Ball of Pennsylvania. The builder kept actual hours on this piece and invested 250 hours start to finish.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional. They are not big national corporations. Bucks County Estate Traders. We use individual white-glove freight carriers. ... morelight marks and wear.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Roanoke Rapids, United States The table is in mahogany.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Queen Anne / Traditional.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Antique tilt-top tables are a type of furniture that were popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. These tables are designed with a single central pedestal ... moreand a circular or oval top that can be tilted and locked in place for storage or transportation.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States Vintage Oval Mahogany Table by Henkel Harris. In excellent condition. 42" wide x 64.5" long. Does NOT come with leaves but can accept them. ... moreSee picture of original stamp on the table that says"Virginia Galleries furniture by Henkel Harris Winchester. Virginia" and has the numbers 11 and 68. Local Pickup Only please.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States 18TH CENTURY ANTIQUE NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY PRIMITIVE QUEEN ANNE CHERRY CANDLESTAND / END TABLE. The column is well proportioned and has a nice turning pattern ... moreat the plinth. The thighs of the legs lack the body you’d find on a more sophisticated table but the curves are well executed with a slender raised ankle.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States Queen Anne style tea table with cabriole legs and pull out trays on either end. Like new condition!
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States Measures 24" Wide x 15" Deep x 28" High. GORGEOUS ETHAN ALLEN CHERRY QUEEN ANNE END TABLE FROM THE RETIRED GEORGIAN COURT COLLECTION. THIS ... moreBEAUTY FEATURES A SINGLE DOVETAIL CONSTRUCTED DRAWER WITH BRASS PULL. FANCY SCALLOPED SKIRT AND QUEEN ANNE LEGS. IN SOUND STRUCTURALLY STURDY CONDITION WITH ONLY MINIMAL WEAR FROM NORMAL USAGE BUT NOTHING SIGNIFICANT AS PICTURES SHOW. SHIPPING OPTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS# 1) GREYHOUND TERMINALL TO TERMINAL FOR $75- $125 DEPENDING ON BUYER'S LOCATION. 2) FREE LOCAL PICK UP OR(3) FOR $40 I WILL BUBBLE WRAP, BOX AND DELIVER TO ANY LOCATION WITH IN A 50 MILE RADIUS OR HAVE READY FOR THE SHIPPER OF YOUR CHOICE. I have more great collectibles so PLEASE check out my other listings* ~ Happy to combine items to save on shipping when safe or possible~ THANK YOU~! Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Condition: Used Location: Addison, United States Features rectangular Formica top and. on edges of tables but barely detectable and repair to one of tip of the leg. Structurally sound and sturdy. All ... moreour furniture arrive clean, smoke free ready to enter your room.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Pear wood generally has a straight grain, and its uniformity makes it suitable for projects where you wouldn’t want a busy grain with large arches like ... moreCherry or Walnut. What we find most intriguing is how dramatic the angle of the curve is and how the knees plateau at a near 90 degree angle before the final flare at the end that connects to the column.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States 18TH CENTURY ANTIQUE QUEEN ANNE CHERRY CANDLESTAND WITH SNAKE LEGS & OVOLO TOP. The column is well executed with a finely turned urn near the base & a ... morecouple of ringlet turnings above. Property of ________”.
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American Queen Anne Birdcage Tilt Top Side Table, Connecticut, Late 18th Century
American Queen Anne Tilting Tea Table(Antique Side Table or Candlestand) Connecticut Connecticut River Valley. Late 18th Century Plain dish-molded top over birdcage support tenoned over a compressed-ball pillar terminating in triform snake feet Item# 130002YRW19 This is a fine American Queen Anne Antique Tea Table crafted during the last quarter of the 18th Century. Probably in the Connecticut River Valley. Of wonderful form and proportions, this very attractive piece is pure and relatively undisturbed, the finish being the only change over the last two centuries. Characterized by simplicity and a compression of lines, the design carefully balances the visual weight of the spherical top and oversized birdcage by squeezing the baluster as close to the legs as possible, perfectly dividing the mass of the table away from the midriff. The top ... moreis a work of art. Crafted of two solid Cherry boards joined nearly seamlessly, it was lathe-turned patiently and with great risk to the craftsman to produce a raised molded edge of the solid. The cleats are affixed to the underside of the top with symmetrically spaced original and undisturbed screws, these flanking the birdcage box structure that allows the top to spin freely. The birdcage is crafted with complex and possibly unusual construction, four baluster turned pedestals joined into the square(unidentified, possibly pine) softwood top and through the cherry bottom, the latter tenons wedged with splints for a pressured joint. Four iron bars penetrate at an angle down through the top and are twisted under the bottom, giving incredible strength and permanence to this delicate structure. An original clasp on the underside of the top still perfectly grasps the latch on the birdcage, both undisturbed with original screws still securing each(one later screw added to the clasp due to a loss at one corner) The solid cherry pedestal joins through the birdcage. Tapering as it penetrates the structure and is secured in a hollow in the top of the structure, joined with a wedged
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American New England Queen Anne Pad Foot Diminutive Gate Leg Card Antique Table
Diminutive American Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table c. 1750-70 New England States. Maple Primary woods, Pine frame Resting over tapered legs and pad feet Item# 120011IQO24 This is a uniquely diminutive and quite attractive Queen Anne drop leaf table. Crafted of solid Maple in the New England States during the mid-to-late 18th Century, probably 1750-1770. The shapely top opens over ruled joints for a clean and broad surface- excellent dimensions for use as a functional card table or breakfast table, folding up as a wonderful hall table or dining room server. In 18th century homes, it was important that dining and entertaining furniture could be used flexibly for multiple uses, both functionally as a useful piece when hosting company, but also aesthetically to enhance the beauty of a given room. This table, with it's wonderful dimensions and ... morefine lines, clearly would have been a desirable piece in most households of the period. Originally this table would have been painted. Evidence still in the corners and crevices of a white paint that may have been the original color. One leaf is a solid plank of solid maple, the top and one other leaf crafted of two pieces of broad maple, all hanging over entirely original hand forged iron hinges- several of the original screws are still preserved in these. The table rests over a primarily pine frame, one leg gating outward on each side to reveal the dovetailed construction of the frame, the legs joined to the gate with double pinned tenon-mortise joints and swinging on a thick and heavy knuckle joint. The legs are perfect turned works, each perfectly tapering into a tiny ankle before flowing into the soft padded foot. This is an outstanding find for the collector and decorator alike- in excellent structural condition. Fully capable of regular use as a card table and serving table alike, this is a piece that if well cared for will last through many generations in your family. Measurements: 37 1/2" wide x 37 1/4" diameter when opened 27" high; leaf 1 = 12 13/16&quo
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American Mahogany Queen Anne Tilt Top Tea Table 1770's
American Mahogany Queen Anne Tilt Top Tea Table 1770's Description: An American mahogany Queen Anne tilt top tea table. New York, circa 1770. The table has a plain solid plank top, baluster form pedestal base and cabriole legs ending in snake feet. The base is all original, including the finish. The top has been re-finished with a fine french polish. The color is superb throughout! The only problems with this table are the two minor splits on the edges due to warping, please see photo close-ups. The table has a birdcage support and turns and tilts nicely. The top is approx. 32 1/4" by 32 3/4" It is 27 1/2" high. Guaranteed to be as described. Shipping: Items are generally shipped within 5 days upon receipt of payment. Unless it is a large item that requires special handling, such as furniture Payment: We accpet paypal and ... moreall major credit cards directly through our own merchant account. Please email for other payment methods. Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge inkfrog terapeak. I000000.
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American Queen Anne Tilting Candle Stand Side Table, Rhode Island or CT c. 1790
American Queen Anne Tilt Top Candle Stand(Side Table) Probably Federal Period. Rhode Island or Connecticut c. 1790-1810 Item# 130003UHU16 This is one of the most pleasing forms we've had the opportunity to carry in some time. The top is crafted of an octagonal solid plank of mahogany. The edges squared and rigid, the glowing grains of a parallel nature to not distract from the overall form of the table. Tilting over the doweled head of the pedestal, this flanked by chamfered cleats with original hand filed iron screws in each, the table locks in a rested position with it's original clasp and catch hardware- both are undisturbed and hold the table for a firm surface. The turned pedestal is the finest part of this table, divided into carefully calculated scratched-bead bands amongst ring turnings, focused primarily over the swollen ... moreturned baluster. The legs are some of the most delicate and well carved we've seen on a table of this form, joining the pedestal in large dovetails beneath metal strips highlighted by rather distinct scalloping. The legs have a high lift, the bold knee swooping into crisply carved snake feet. This is an absolute treasure for anyone passionate about clean and unbroken lines in period American Furniture; the graceful qualities of the form are unmatched and are inspiring. It is a piece you will cherish in your collection for a lifetime. Measurements: top dimensions are 14 3/4" x 21 3/8" 28 5/8" high in rested position; 40" high tilted. Condition Report: Refinished. Two plugged screws driven through base to support leg. Coupled with some cracks and repairs to the base. One modern nail at middle of tri-form bracket under pedestal. Every other aspect of the table is entirely original, including the clasp and catch, and the screws. Simply outstanding condition. Please review all images in the slideshow for a more full overview of condition. 7:ce.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*14%3E7%3Ace-13da3157312-0xff-
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American Queen Anne Octagonal Candle Stand Antique Side Table, Massachusetts
American Queen Anne Octagonal Candle Stand Side Table Boston(note underside suggesting a Newton. MA origin) or Coastal Massachusetts Item# 130003OFF16 This is a wonderful American Queen Anne Candle Stand. Crafted during the last quarter of the 18th Century during the years of 1775-1800 out of very dense and well figured mahogany. The octagonal top is uncommon and very desirable, cut from a solid plank of mahogany with edges molded of the solid. Beneath the table, a chamfered batten stretches across the surface entirely undisturbed, still retaining it's original hand filed iron screws- the craftsman was generous with screws used to secure the top, recognizing the danger only a few screws could pose to the table top when shrinking and expanding occurs. As a result, the top is free of cracks or splits, retaining the same grain display the ... moreboard was chosen for originally. Beneath the table is an old yellowed note. Secured beneath nailed plastic, reading"Frank Morton from his loving mother Mary Alice Smith, Newton Towne, Nov. 15, 1898. while this possibly attributes the table to Newton, MA, parallels can also be made to design elements in this table to Boston and Essex County Massachusetts. The pedestal illustrates the standard design of coastal Massachusetts. A long tapered pillar over the ringed urn baluster. Beneath the pedestal is very attractive and quite distinctive scalloping, first in the legs on either side of the pedestal and followed in the actual shaft. The cabriole legs lock into the pedestal in the typical dovetailed manner beneath an iron tri-form bracket. Identified as a"triangle" in price lists of the period, this still retaining it's original rosehead nails. The feet are incredibly attractive, a bulbous snake footed form with an outstanding profile that shrinks sharply into the tiny ankles of the leg. This is a piece you will cherish for a lifetime in any serious collection- exceptional in every way. It has been preserved carefully with originality preserved in nearly every asp
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American Queen Anne Serpentine Top Tilting Antique Tea Table, Late 18th Century
Fine American Queen Anne Serpentine Top Tilting Tea Table In the manner of Joseph Short(1771-1819) Probably North Shore. Massachusetts- possibly Connecticut Item# 130006RUP13 Possibly by Joseph Short(1771-1819) of Newburyport. MA or a contemporary during the same period, this fine American Queen Anne Tilting Top Tea Table is an unusually attractive specimen. The top is an incredibly broad single plank of Birch with a molded edge carved of the solid in a soft reverse serpentine. Generally these tops are of at least two boards, sometimes with a small third board making up the edge- to be crafted of a full single plank and still maintain the original cleats and smooth function is quite a feat; shrinking and expanding can often have dire consequences on the cleats, resulting in a top that is either cracked or too compressed against the square ... morehead of the pedestal to be functional. Surviving in excellent condition. The table maintains it's original untouched cleats, mostly original screws, original brass latch(and period replaced clasp on the square head of the pedestal) and original tri-form iron bracket beneath the feet. The square pedestal head is a block of cherry chamfered along the underside, the pedestal tenoned through it in a square. The solid cherry pedestal is robust with a wonderful swollen baluster beneath tight ring turnings and over three cabriole legs that terminate in raised pad feet. The legs intersect with the base in soft scalloping that works to soften the flow of the joint, these joining into the pedestal with large dovetails. Finished with a glossy and attractive wax over shellac. The worn and oxidized patina of the wood maintains it's preserved glow and character. This is an exceptional piece for serious collectors of American antique furniture. Measurements: 31 3/8" x 31" top width/height; 24 5/8" from foot to foot Condition Report: Fine mellow refinish. Cleats original and untouched. Mostly original hand filed screws still securing these to the underside of the table wi
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American Queen Anne Antique Candle Stand w/ Shaped Cherry Top, Late 18th Century
American Queen Anne Cherry Candle Stand New England States. C. Late 18th Century Item# 130008FDA12 This very cute American Queen Anne Antique Candle Stand is simply a treasure. Of quite petite dimensions. It is a piece that was crafted to be truly functional and enjoyable in a room without redefining the space. It was almost certainly made in the New England States during the last days of the 18th Century; crafted of solid cherry, the top is a beautiful solid plank shaped with oxbow corners and an ogee edge carved of the solid. The bottom is deeply oxidized, revealing variations in the surface with the unfinished hand-planing marks still clearly evident along the exposed surface. The pedestal tenons through a rectangular base, this affixed to the top with three hand filed steel screws set in chip carved wells. A simple turned pedestal emphasizes ... morethe graceful flow of the table, again without over-embellishment and in harmony with the choice of cherry and the soft curve of the snake legs. The legs tenon into the pedestal with small dovetails, the feet terminating in pointed shoes. A wonderful find for any period home where a small functional table is necessary for a living space. Perhaps beside the sofa or a fine Period chair, this is a piece you will cherish and enjoy regularly for a lifetime. Measurements: top] 16" x 15 1/2" 25 3/4" high Condition Report: Top has slight warp to it. Visible in the pictures. Dings, abrasions and burn marks throughout, all visible in the pictures; cracks in the pedestal and one old crack in a leg. Finish is replaced, probably 20th Century. One leg is repaired, possibly(though highly unlikely) a replacement- it has the same even preserved patina beneath the shellac as the other legs. Retains it's original screws, one absent. Please review all images in the slideshow for a full overview of condition.
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American Queen Anne Antique Table Candle Stand, Cherry, prob. CT c. 1790-1810
American Queen Anne Cherry Candle Stand[Antique Side Table] Federal Period. Late 18th Century c. 1790-1810 Item# 130010AQS26 This is an absolute treasure. A very fine American Queen Anne Candle Stand crafted during the late 18th Century in the New England States- almost certainly Connecticut. The form is simple but excellent, the octagonal top in two boards of solid cherry with a recessed molded edge framing the smooth and undistracted grains of the top. The underside edge of the top is chamfered to lighten and even sharpen the shape of the top against the eye. Highly successful, the table floats with exacting proportions and absolutely no excess. Supported over a precisely turned pedestal, this swells only softly at the middle in a turned ring, based and crested by a multitude of rings before it tenons into the solid cherry cleat under the ... moretable top. The cleat too is bevelled along the edges and affixed to the top with a set of original and untouched hand filed steel screws. The table rests over three ogival legs, each tenoned into the base with a small dovetail and capped with an original tri-form bracket with untouched original screws still holding it firmly in place; the legs snake along in a smooth taper in plain toes, two of these repaired due to weakness inherent in the design. A neat little row of chip-carved impressions circle the base between each leg. With a dry and highly attractive surface under old layers of wax, the patina is finely preserved and quite nice. Pleasing in every way. This handsome table is a very fine acquisition for any serious collector of American furniture- remaining in nearly untouched condition, it will be cherished in your collection for a lifetime. Measurements: 17 1/2" along grain. 18" wide against grain, 28 1/8" high; 21" between toes Condition Report: Two feet repaired. Coupled with repairs to base behind feet(plugged screws) Original bracket, all screws original- hardware and cleat are untouched. Dry surface throughout with some traces of white paint in
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Early American Antique Handmade Country Queen Anne Tea Table ~ Virginia
Early American Antique Handmade Country Queen Anne Tea Table ~ Virginia Found in Central Virginia You or your shipper can pick it up here in Covesville. 15 miles south of Charlottesville VA If you need a shipper. See our site under Shippers Please email us ahead when you want to pick up items. So we can have them ready for you Many items are stored in other buildings nearby The top was probably replaced along the way Measures 27 inches tall& the top is 20 inches square Item# 11014-31 Shows normal evidence of use. Wear& age ~ Good Condition*Item is for local pickup only. This is one of many items we are listing on eBay. We do not pack& ship ourselves. If you dont have a shipper and dont want to come yourself. We can recommend some delivery companies that our other customers have been happy with. Please let us know ahead of ... moretime when you are coming, so we can have it ready for you or your agent/shipper. If you or your agent/shipper wants to pick the item(s) up during our store hours, we will gladly store the item(s) for you for up to 30 days(after 30 days we charge $5.00 per item per day) As always. If you purchase an item& dont like it for any reason when you arrive to pick it up, you would receive a friendly refund. If you just want to show up& see the item, before you bid/buy, we are located in Central Virginia, 15 miles south of Charlottesville in Covesville. Feel free to email us for directions& hours. All of these eBay items plus thousands of others are for sale at our brick& mortar store. If you dont see the item you are looking for in our live store, its probably in one of three other places where we store eBay items, so please ask to see items, youve seen on eBay. Thanks, Sarah& Rick. Payment: Payment Is to be received within 7 days of auction end. We accept PayPal. 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: If you are not happy with this piece for any reason. You can return it, in the same condition, within 14 days& we'll refund the item cost. Not to include any shipping
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ANTIQUE AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE CHERRY LOWBOY - ORIGINAL BRASS HARDWARE c.1740-1760
ESTATE SALE. Queen Anne Cherry Lowboy with original brass hardware. C.1740-1760. Rectangular top, one long drawer and three small drawers. Shell carved apron, cabriole legs. Softwood and poplar secondary woods. Top of later date, older refinish. 28 3/4" tall. Purchased in the late 1940’s in New Hope area. Bucks County, PA. Starting bid is well below estate appraisal auction estimate. Please see store listings for more estate sale items. We are individuals. Not a company, selling this estate. Items so noted have been professionally estate appraised by a highly reputable auction house in Bucks County, PA, and starting bids are well below conservative auction estimates and fair market value. All items are described as accurately as possible. Buyer may pick up item(s) in person or arrange for insured shipping through third party. All pick-up. ... morePackaging& shipping details to be arranged and paid for by Buyer. Please contact Seller to set date& time. All items must be paid for within 3 days of auction end, but Buyer may take up to 30 days to ship. Returns are accepted up to 7 days after receipt and seller will refund amount of winning bid only. Item(s) must be returned in original condition via insured shipping method. Please contact Seller regarding any concerns or for further information. Thank you.
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American Queen Anne Breakfast Table of Small Size, Late 18th Century Antique
CHEST OF DRAWERS ANTIQUE CHAIRS TABLES BRONZE SCULPTURES FINE PAINTINGS SCHOOL OF ORIGIN SUBJECT LAMPS. LIGHTING DIMINUTIVE AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE DROP LEAF TABLE New England States. C. late 18th century Resting over tapered legs and pad feet Item# 120011IQO24 This is a very attractively diminutive drop leaf table. Probably originating from the New England States during the later years of the 18th Century. The top lifts over ruled joints for a clean and broad surface- excellent dimensions for use as a functional card table or breakfast table, easily rested against the wall as a hall table or dining room server. In homes of the period, space for entertaining guests was important and they required furnishings that could be used flexibly for multiple uses, both functionally as a useful piece when hosting company. This table, with it's wonderful ... morepetite dimensions and fine lines, offered functionality for card games and tea while being light and easily moved out of the way when not needed. Originally this table would have been painted. Evidence still in the corners and crevices of a white paint. One leaf is a single solid plank, the top and one other leaf crafted of two boards, all hanging over period hand forged iron hinges. The table rests over a plain rectangular frame constructed with a large dovetail on opposing corners, the very thick gating leg nailed to the interior frame with hand forged iron nails and tenoned into the other opposing corners. The legs join to the gate with double pinned tenon-mortise joints and swing on a thick and heavy knuckle joints. The legs are handsomely turned and tapered into a tiny ankle over the soft padded feet. In excellent structural condition. Fully capable of regular use as a card table and serving table alike, this is a piece that is both beautiful and very enjoyable. Measurements: 37 1/2" wide x 37 1/4" diameter when opened; 27" high; leaf 1 = 12 13/16" depth; middle leaf = 11 9/16" depth; leaf 2 = 12 9/16" depth. 12 11/16" wide when closed
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Early American Queen Anne Tilt Top Tea Table ~ 2nd Half 1700s ~ Virginia
Early American Queen Anne Tilt Top Tea Table ~ 2nd Half 1700s ~ Virginia Found in Central Virginia near Charlottesville Is now located in Covesville VA or in a nearby storage barn(within a few miles) Or our other location. Tuckahoe Antiques on rt. 151, Nelson County, 15 miles away, near Wintergreen Resort If you need a shipper. See our shipping tab or ask for a link Please have someone email us a few days ahead. Before coming out, so we can have items organized& ready for pickup Measures 27 tall. Top is 28½ by 29½, out of round Item# 62714-3 Shows normal evidence of use. Wear& age ~ Good Condition*Item is for local pickup only. This is one of many items we are listing on eBay. We do not pack& ship ourselves. If you dont have a shipper and dont want to come yourself. We can recommend some delivery companies that ... moreour other customers have been happy with. Please let us know ahead of time when you are coming, so we can have it ready for you or your agent/shipper. If you or your agent/shipper wants to pick the item(s) up during our store hours, we will gladly store the item(s) for you for up to 30 days(after 30 days we charge $5.00 per item per day) As always. If you purchase an item& dont like it for any reason when you arrive to pick it up, you would receive a friendly refund. If you just want to show up& see the item, before you bid/buy, we are located in Central Virginia, 15 miles south of Charlottesville in Covesville. Feel free to email us for directions& hours. All of these eBay items plus thousands of others are for sale at our brick& mortar store. If you dont see the item you are looking for in our live store, its probably in one of three other places where we store eBay items, so please ask to see items, youve seen on eBay. Thanks, Sarah& Rick. Payment: Payment Is to be received within 7 days of auction end. We accept PayPal. 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: If you are not happy with this piece for any reason. You can return it, in the same condition, within 14
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Antique American Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table Circa 1770
Antique American Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table Circa 1770 Description: A fine American Queen Anne mahogany tilt top tea table. Mid Atlantic region, circa 1770. The table top is 33 1/2" by 33" by 28" high. In very good condition with an old oil re-finish. Note: the finish has some fine crazing on the top of the table. Guaranteed to be as described. A note to our international buyers: We welcome international buyers but please be aware that any and all import duties. Taxes, Vats, etc. are the responsibility of the buyer. In addition, it is a federal offense to falsify customs forms. Please do not ask us to do so. Shipping: Items are generally shipped within 1 business day upon receipt of payment. Unless it is a large item that requires special handling, such as furniture. Payment: We accept paypal and all major credit ... morecards directly through our own merchant account. Please email for other payment methods. Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge inkfrog terapeak. I000000.
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Antique American 18th c Queen Anne period round folding tilt top tea table
An 18th century Queen Anne tilt top tea table. The top measures approximately 31.25" in diameter. The table measures about 27-3/8" tall when in use; folded up. It is about 43.5" tall. The distance between feet on the bottom is about 22" We believe it is American(possibly North Carolina) and we do not know the maker. There is overall surface wear commensurate with age and use. The surface is refinished. There is some glue visible underneath the top and there has been some repair(please see photos) Please view the images as an extension of the description. As they are part of the description and are of the actual item you will receive. This item is for LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. We do not pack and ship furniture or case clocks ourselves. The buyer is responsible for shipping and insurance. You may send your shipper or agent during ... moreshop hours to pick it up; please let us know when they plan to arrive in advance so that we may have the item ready for pickup. We are happy to store your item for you for 30 days; after 30 days. We will charge a $5.00 per day storage fee per item. Virginia residents must pay 5.3% state sales tax. Thank you for looking! We do our best to describe our items as accurately as possible. We operate on a 14 day return policy. Provided that the item is returned to us is in fact the same item we sold, in the same condition as when we sold it. However, please note that we cannot refund shipping charges. We are happy to answer any questions you may have and we always appreciate your business! Please feel free to visit our shop. Buzzards Roost. At 718 Commerce Street, Lynchburg, Virginia 24504 and on the web at& And of course visit our ebay store at
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Fine American Queen Anne Walnut Birdcage Tea Table, Chester County, PA c. 1770
AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE WALNUT TEA TABLE CIRCA 1770 Chester County. Pennsylvania w/ Birdcage Structure Item# 411DLP29 This rare and very striking tea table is a fine example of rural ingenuity. The distinctive raised tongue along the shoulder of the cabriole leg. The matched turning of the birdcage pillars to the pedestal, the faceted cleats and intense repeated ring turnings of the lowest third of the pedestal are all indicative of a Chester County origin. It remain entirely pure with untouched originality other than a few screws and the finish, which was probably refreshed at some point during the 20th century. The entire table is crafted of walnut. The two board top with four impressions on the back from where it was affixed to a lathe when the top was carefully carved to form a rim of the solid. The birdcage mechanism allows the top to rotate ... morefreely to easily serve tea, this affixed on dowels to the pair of flanking cleats with their bevelled edges and angled ends. The pedestal is a work of art, an intricate but highly robust swollen baluster over deep repeating ring turnings. The cabriole legs set into the pedestal with large dovetails beneath an original wrought iron spider bracket affixed with rosehead nails, the underside of each leg arching then curving back down to meet the base. The legs terminate in soft clubbed feet on a thin blade. For anyone passionate about the creativity and unrestrained designs of rural Chester County. This is an absolute treasure. In a very fine state of preservation and entirely pure, it is an investment grade selection that will certainly be a cherished part of any carefully selected collection. Literature: Furniture and it's Makers of Chester County. Pennsylvania, Margaret Schiffer. F. 152- a Chippendale Walnut Tilt Top Tea Table in the collection of the Chester County Historical Society with identical shoulders at the top of the legs, identical cleats and screws, very similar ring turning along the lower third of the baluster Materials: Walnut in all surfaces Measurements:
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American Queen Anne Tilting Tea Table, Spiral Carved Pedestal, Boston c. 1760
American Queen Anne Tilting Tea Table. Spiral Carved Pedestal, Boston c. 1760 Boston area. Massachusetts circa 1760-1780's View the full slide show on this item here via Flickr: What a superb table. A mastery of early Chippendale/Queen Anne design typical of Boston and the surrounding communities in the late mid 18th century. We are attributing this table to the Boston area, which may include Salem, and Newburyport, Massachusetts. Very fine table. Constructed if solid mahogany. Nicely figured 2 board top, with a spiral carved vase formed turned pedestal, terminating in 3 superbly formed Queen Anne snake legs with nice designed padded feet. Nice warm red colour. With a light shellac finish. We really enjoy fine tilt top tables and this table is no exception. The physical overall condition is excellent. With the wear and dings you would ... moreexpect in a 250 year old table. One of the batons that holds the top to the centre block is loose, and the screw is slightly stripped. This is a easy fix with glue and toothpicks. We can have this fixed for you. We believe the central block holding the top to the pedestal is a very old replacement. It probably broke and was replaced in the late 19th century. We are confident the top is the original top for the base. The legs are dovetailed into the base of the pedestal, as they should be. The base retains the original iron spider and rose head nails to ensure against legs breaking out. No real further condition items to report. Size: 27" round top(26 3/4" by 26 7/8" 27" tall
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American Queen Anne Cherry Antique Tilting Tea Table, Pennsylvania c. 1770
AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE CHERRY TILTING BIRDCAGE TEA TABLE Possibly Chester County. C. 1770 Item# 501GKR17P This fine American Queen Anne tilting tea table is probably a work of Chester or a nearby county. The table is preserved in outstanding condition. The restorations completed very competently and with great respect for the originality of the work. Typical of the smaller cherry planks, the upper third of the top probably started to separate from the lower two-thirds from shrinking along the grains at one point, which was healed by routing the back and inserting a splice to join the two leaves from the back. Often this is healed with a line of dovetails, so this is a somewhat imaginative and quite effective mechanism. The gap is completely healed and has resolved any bowing that may have been in the planks. Behind the top, the original cleats ... moreare affixed to the top with a series of screws set in the original wells; battens are spliced on either outer edge of the cleats to also help with what was probably a slight bow in the wood. Tenons projecting from the birdcage into the cleats allow the top to tilt easily, locking in place with it's original brass clasp and catch, both unmoved from their original positions. The birdcage is a work of sheer beauty, the tiny swollen baluster pedestals making up the corners in nearly exact replication of the larger pedestal of the table- even down to the smallest detail of the scratched beading around the midriff of the swell. These tenon through the top of the birdcage and are locked in place with split-wedges. A half-moon wedge slides through the turned collar to lock the birdcage into the void of the pedestal; typical of Chester County tables, the wedge and placement of the birdcage pillars is such that the table can easily rotate a full three-hundred and sixty degrees without touching the wedge or being in anyway inhibited. The pedestal is a wonderfully turned from a thick block of cherry, the recesses showing the alligatored and dirty cloudiness of the retained early finis
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Highly Figured Mahogany Period 1750 American Queen Anne Tilt-top Tea Table
Gorgeous figured Santo Domingo mahogany 18th Century Queen Anne Birdcage Tilt Top Tea Table or Breakfast table. C.1740-1750, likely made in either Pennsylvania or southern New England. A great double ball column with deep color, the Connecticut River Valley somewhere between Springfield MA and Hartford CT, perhaps Deerfield, MA, with arched legs, substantial, yet delicate snake feet and a stunning figured mahogany top. Legs seemed to have been refinished lighter than the shaft. Great patina to the entire piece. Great form and presence- Great form- with an unusual column. Size is perfect for a breakfast table. At 28" high, and 35"x35.5" in length and width of the top. This is a high quality 18th century antique, and they are not perfect. Hope you enjoy it as much as I have. Shipping is $100 east of Kansas. Or free local pickup ... morepermitted. Please look carefully at all the photos so you make sure you like the table. I sure have.
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