Chinese late Ming Kang table the top in Hua-Mu (Burl Birch). The base in Huang-Hua-Li (a rare and prized type of Rosewood). This type of table was most often used on top of a Ming bed for writing or for tea.

H – 12" W – 35 1/2" D – 22 1/2"

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English Queen Anne walnut lowboy with three drawers, a shaped apron, raised on cabriolet legs, ending with pad feet.

Circa 1710.

H – 27 1/2" W – 30" D – 17 1/2"

$14,000

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English George II mahogany tripod tea table with a fluted urn pedestal and three cabriole legs.

Circa 1750

H – 28 “

Diameter 30 “

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Rare English Chippendale mahogany one drawer washstand with gothic relief carving. Circa 1760 – 1770.

H – 33 1/4 “ W – 12 “ D – 12 “

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Chinese-Export tripod base tea table, the round top supported with a central urn shaped pedestal with shaped legs having shell carved knees and claw and ball feet made with a dense padouk wood in Canton. Circa 1765.

H – 30 1/2"

Diameter – 30 1/4"

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Rare English work table in the manner of John Cobb.

Circa 1765.

H – 26”

W – 26 ”

D – 17 ”

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English Chippendale mahogany bedside cupboard with two doors and straight legs and a shaped apron. Circa 1770.

H– 28 “ W – 20 1/2 “ D – 16 “ Has good wood and a nice patina.

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English George III satinwood work table the octagognal shaped top with burl yew wood cross banding supported with tapered legs and a medial cross stretcher.

Circa 1790

H – 27 1/2 “

W– 17 1/2 “

D – 13 1/4 “

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English George III painted one drawer table with untouched original paint a fabulous table decorated with flowers and butterflies.

Circa 1800

H – 29"

W – 18"

D – 13 1⁄2"

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American mahogany octagonal top tripod base. Federal candlestand, the top cross banded, the base with a turned pedestal supported with spider legs on spade feet Mass. Circa 1800 – 1810.

H – 28"

W – 15 1/4"

D – 12 1/2

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French Empire marble top mahogany gueridon on three carved ebonized gilt supports carved with griffin heads and palmettes with a circular stretcher and paw feet.

Circa 1815.

H – 28”

D – 26”

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French tole tray with a blue ground color with a portrait of a woman now supported with a turned leg stand. The tray

Circa 1820

H - 20"

W - 28"

D - 21 1/4"

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Philadelphia Classical drum table, the top with richly figured mahogany pie shaped veneers, the frieze with three mahogany drawers with vertical maple banding, supported by a turned pedestal on animal paw feet. Rare small size.

Circa 1835.

H – 28”

Diameter – 22”

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English George III mahogany tripod base tea table, the octagonal top with a later chinoiserie reverse painted mirror picture the turned pedestal supported by cabriole legs. Table Circa 1760. Painted mirror picture circa 1950.

H – 29 “ W – 28 1/4 “ D – 28 1/4 “

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