Queen Anne Entry Table

A Queen Anne style diminutive console table by Henkel Harris, of Winchester, Virginia, USA. Solid

A handsome mid 18th century American Queen Anne oval top tea table, New England. Large single

A Queen Anne style drop-leaf side table by Lane. Solid cherry with brass hardware, cabriole legs

New England, probably Massachusetts, ca. 1750. Mahogany, maple and chestnut secondary woods In a desirable diminutive size, the leafs open to a round top supported by graceful cabrio...

American walnut lowboy or dressing table. Made in New England during the third quarter of the 18th

When folded, measures 14.5" deep.

A diminutive lowboy chest / nightstand in the Queen Anne style by Pennsylvania House. Solid cherry

Queen Anne Style parcel Silver Guilt Demilune Cabinet

and see them first! An antique English Queen Anne style painted oak lowboy circa 1850 used as a

Queen Anne style drop leaf tea table with gadrooned edges. Two drawers (one either end) with brass

A dainty hinged drop-leaf table in burl walnut from the Queen Anne Revival period, late 1800s

table. The inspiration comes from the elegant English Queen Anne designs. Since the late 17th Century

Walnut English c.1900 Lowboy/3 drawers in the Queen Anne style

A good Queen Anne period walnut dressing mirror, with cushion moldings to the shaped pillars

A Queen Anne Style Low Boy with Bone Knobs & Keyhole Covers. This small piece has the detail found

Suitable as a sofa table or console when closed and as a game table or dining table when open. Gate

Of select, grain-matched Santo Domingo mahogany; a slightly diminutive Queen Anne drop-leaf table

Very RARE American Queen Anne kneehole desk, dressing table or 'lowboy' with a 3.5" backsplash

The rarest of all lowboys and perhaps most beautiful, are the Japanned lowboys and highboys that came out of Boston in the mid-18th century. Several of the major museums in the count...

A really fine and beautiful walnut lowboy, Queen Anne period and dating from c. 1710. With solid

A very well proportioned 18th century Cuban mahogany lowboy, New England, circa 1720-1750. With a two plank rectangular moulded edged top with "babies bottom" corners, an arrangemen...

Beautiful Burl Walnut Queen Anne Table Mirror. Serpentine Front,Four Drawers & Peidgeon Holes, Pull

). This table has had no alterations or repairs, and is a fine example.

An oak lowboy with a burr oak top over two drawers, and a shaped apron below. Raised on swept cabriole legs with pad feet.

A Queen Anne style walnut side table with cabriole legs and pad feet. A vintage reproduction

This is an interesting piece because it is the most highly developed form of the Boston walnut (herringbone inlaid) type produced in the colonies. This lowboy is entirely mint with t...

A Philadelphia lowboy chest in the Queen Anne style by Henkel Harris, of Winchester, Virginia, USA

Queen Anne period lacquered dressing mirror, the sloped front enclosing drawers and pigeon holes

This is an early Queen Anne tilt-top candlestand, constructed of birch. It has an oval top with

Iron console painted red with legs in the Queen Anne style. Black painted top. Large wheels on all

A Queen Anne walnut three drawer lowboy. The molded edge top over a central thin drawer flanked by

New England

A Queen Anne style drop-leaf side table by Statton Furniture, from their Trutype Americana line

An Edwardian period figured walnut Queen Anne style side table. Having a demilune top veneered in

Anne period. The table with bold cabriole legs with a shell carved to the knees and ending on pad feet

A handsome pre-Revolutionary War New England drop leaf dining table. Notice the highly figured

English, Queen Anne mahogany three tier dumbwaiter Ca. 1770

American Queen Anne tilt-top, tripod candle stand with dish top, mahogany, possibly Rhode Island

One drawer

This lowboy has magnificent form, with its shaped skirt and highly figured solid burl mahogany drawers with well-sprung legs ended in stocking feet, and is one of the best of its typ...

This is a finely crafted lowboy with excellent lines. Note the dramatic cabriole legs which extend out to bold pad feet (see detail). The top is composed of strongly figured cherry w...

An interesting variant of American Mid Atlantic States design on a standard 18th century form. The most unusual feature is the shaping of the feet which resemble a shoe. Also somewha...

A fine example of a Massachusetts or Connecticut Cherry lowboy. The overhanging top with a molded edge above a case with one long and three short drawers. The center drawer with a d...

Bamboo legs, paw feet, and burled inlay details on this console or petite desk make it a great point of elegance in any space.

This is the largest drop leaf table I've offered for sale.except for a Wake table Most of the

original. With all that said and the 200 or so years passing, this little table has survived.It remains

Connecticut piece, and all stands on robustly carved Queen Anne cabriole feet the top was put on years ago

A superb mid-18th century George II period solid mahogany corner or handkerchief table, of small

A most unusual mahogany framed mirror of Queen Anne design. A shaped top over a bank of four

A rustic and charming three drawer Low Boy / Dressing table with shell to central drawer and inlaid

Fine American one-drawer pin top dressing table with slender Queen Anne style legs terminating in

A very elegent early 20th century tortoiseshell and ivory three way folding dressing table mirror

An impressive pair of console tables in attractive burr walnut. They are of good construction in

This table has a shaped top on urn-form pedestal issuing three saber legs with slipper feet

A Queen Anne veneered walnut demilune card table, the oval crossbanded and herringboned top opening

Pair of oak demilune tables with pad feet, circa 1740. The back of each piece features mortise and

A delightful discovery from one of our favorite artists, this console table is equally at home