A Swedish drop leaf dining table circa 1840.

Karl Johan style center table of dark flame birch with ebonized four-column pedestal base from Sweden with drop-leaf table top. The Swedish Karl Johan style is similar to Biedermeier...

This mahogany drop-leaf sofa table from the latter end of the reign of George III incorporates design elements common to the era. The diagonal reading on the pedestal and the hairy b...

Early 19th c., England, rectangular parcel ebonized sofa table, mahogany top over two frieze drawers set with brass ring pulls, opposite faux drawers, raised on double column trestle...

Possibly Scottish, circa 1820. Banded and burled tables with double pedestal supports with carved leafy center panels. Raised on banded legs. With serpent...

A very fine and complex well-crafted drop leaf table with rectangular top inlaid overall in fine scrolled marquetry details. The top panel with scrolling vines emanating from two vessels, framed by a scrolling vine wide band. Each rounded leaf with coordinating center panels and bands. The two frieze drawers with foliate scrolls framing the brass key holes (one lock is missing). Raised on a octagonal faceted baluster support ending in eight square scrolled legs with flat feet, all with coordinating foliate scrolled decoration. Table measures: (closed) 28” D. x 37" W. , each leaf 18", H. 31 1/4" Condition: Restoration recommended. Please see all detail photos. Lacking key and one lock. One drop-leaf is lightly sun struck...

c. 19th Century. Well worn patina with blue undertones, came from a Swedish couples house and the table had been in the family for multiple generations. Antique hinges and multiple r...