Philadelphia mahogany Pembroke table with one drawer oval leaves and straight legs ending in Marlborough feet a detail which shows the transition of design styles going from Chippendale into Heppelwhite. Circa 1790.

H – 29 “ W – 36 “ D – 19 1/2 “ each leaf 13 3/4 “

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English George III mahogany Pembroke table with oval leaves. one drawer and inlaid patera above the tapered legs.

Circa 1790

H - 28 1⁄2"

W – 22 1⁄4"

D – 35 3⁄4"

English Regency mahogany pedestal base pembroke table with canted corners and a carved urn shaped pedestal on downswept saber legs with brass casters

Circa 1800

H - 28 1/4"

W - 19" with leaves down

W - 36" with leaves up

D - 32"

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English George III mahogany Pembroke table. The top cross-banded with rosewood and painted with classical decoration. The base with one drawer raised on tapered legs ending with brass casters. The base painted with urns and bellflowers.

Circa 1800-1810

H – 28 1/2“, W – 18 1/4“ closed, with leaves open W – 38 1/2“,
D – 30“

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New York classical mahogany Pembroke table with a clover shaped top one drawer with turned colunette supports ending in decorated and gilded dolphin form feet attributed to Deming & Bulkely.

Circa 1820

H – 28 “

W – 24 “ with leaves open 48 “

D – 36 “

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