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Empire Country Drop-Leaf Table

$310.00

Country Empire furnishings were simple interpretations of the style fashionable all over the country between about 1815 and 1850. Native woods, such as walnut on this table, were used for such rural products. The turned legs on this table are less refined than on fashionable Empire pieces.

Height: 29", Length: 48", Depth: 19" (closed);
56 1/2" (opened)
Center board: 19" wide;
Leaves: 19 1/2" wide

Victorian Oak Library Table Circa 1900

$670.00

A really nice late Victorian library table in quarter-sawn oak and finished in mission brown. A nice departure from all the golden oak.

Professionally refinished with a low maintenance urethane varnish and hand-rubbed paste wax. About all you’ll need to do to keep this piece in top condition is an occasional wipe with a damp cloth and maybe a refresh coat of good quality paste wax each year or two.  

Height: 29", Width: 48", Depth: 28"

Mahogany Empire Card Table (Circa 1840)

$175.00 (FIRM)

This is a wonderful and unusual example of an early 19th century Empire game table with it’s original French polish finish. Matched crotch mahogany veneer throughout on pine and oak  secondary wood. Other than minor veneer chips on the base and slightly warped top, this table is in excellent condition. Expect the wide top boards to change (less or more warp) as climatic condition change. The warp could actually go away in a properly conditioned home environment.

Folded Height: 27 1/2". Width: 33". Depth: 16 1/4”
Unfolded Height: 26 1/2". Width: 33". Depth: 32 1/2”

Mahogany Empire Chest of Drawers
(Circa 1840)

$510.00

An excellent example of an Empire chest of drawers made around 1840.

The wide poplar boards used for the drawer bottoms and the back of the chest, the hand-cut dovetails, the right amount of oxidation on the interior parts, the right amount of wear on the drawer runners (the runners have been replaced because they were worn through), crotch veneer drawer fronts, and the original wooden drawer pulls are all clues that this chest is original.

You can see several patches have been made to repair chipped or missing veneer. This is pretty typical on these chests. This piece has been professionally refinished with shellac and then a good quality paste wax.

New lock sets have been installed and new escutcheons on the middle and bottom drawer have been inlayed. The top drawer escutcheon is original. The mirror is new.

Height: 79”. Width: 42 1/2”. Depth: 20 1/2"

Eastlake Victorian Marble Top Center Table

$575.00 (FIRM)

A wonderful center table with a nautical theme. The marble top has molded edges and shaped corners projecting over a similarly shaped skirt decorated with lines & dots and a string of raised veneered buttons. Turned spindles with turned drops set between pairs of scroll-shaped legs arching to support the top. Ships-wheels are prominent features centered on the spindle-turned stretcher and arching legs. This table has been expertly refinished. A few flakes of burl veneer are missing from the raised buttons.

Height: 29 1/2", Width: 31", Depth: 22"