ANTIQUE TABLES

Eastern North Carolina Candlestand

New Bern, North Carolina. Circa 1790. 

• Mahogany
• Round top with beautifully turned urn-vase shaft
• Graceful Queen Anne legs terminating in fabulous pad feet
• Oak block
• Original iron spider
• Great color and finish
• For a related table, see John Bivins, The Furniture of Coastal North Carolina 1700-1820; page 394, table 7.15.
• Height: 25"; Top Diameter: 18"
• Price: $4,800

Southern One Drawer Stand

Piedmont, North Carolina.  Circa 1840. 

• Yellow pine country Hepplewhite work stand with drawer
• Mortise and tenon and pegged construction
• Tapered legs
• Original black paint with great wear
• Drawer constructed with cut nails
• Lock and drawer pull are original
• Top is one board with battens attached at front and rear edge
• Pine and cherry secondary woods
• From a Greensboro estate
• Height: 28 1/2”; Width: 21 1/2”; Depth 21 1/8”
• Price: $325

Hepplewhite Candlestand

North Carolina. Circa 1810. 

• Walnut.  Rectangular top with nicely rounded corners
• Great legs with wonderful turned vase shaft
• Height: 24 1/2"; Top: 13 1/2" x 15 1/2"
• Price: $675

Southern One Drawer Stand

Piedmont, North Carolina. Circa 1840.

• Walnut Sheraton country work stand with drawer
• Mortise and tenon and pegged construction
• Beautifully turned delicate legs
• Original finish
• Dovetailed drawer constructed with poplar sides and back, Yellow pine bottom rests in dattoes
• Drawer pull replaced
• Top is two boards attached with wooden pegs
• Yellow pine secondary wood
• Height: 28”; Width: 26”; Depth 20 5/8”
• Price: $650

Dining Table

Hepplewhite Candlestand

Piedmont North Carolina. Circa 1830.

• Round walnut top
• Turned cherry pedestal base.
• Cherry legs fastened to vase with sliding dovetail joints
• Original finish
• Height: 26 1/4"; Top Diameter: 17 1/2"; Top Thickness: 7/8”
• Price: $550

Hepplewhite Candlestand

American; Pennsylvania or New England. Circa 1810.

• Octagonal cherry top with applied edge molding
• Nicely turned curly-maple pedestal base with cherry legs
• Great carved decoration around the base of shaft, between legs
• Legs fastened to vase with sliding dovetail joint
• Height: 29"; Top Width: 20 1/2"; Top Depth: 17 ¼”
• Price: $450