Important Jacobean Oak Gateleg Table

A rare and important oval joined gateleg table of early form. With well shaped bold spiral barley twist legs and stretchers. Good thick top with wonderful mellow dark oak color and patina. Supported by full height bold vase shaped feet. English. Circa 1690.

This Table is similar in form to a table shown in an important reference book (without the central decorated stretcher) on page 311 figure 3:234. Reference:" Oak Furniture (The British Tradition) A History of Early Furniture in the British Isles and New England)." By: Victor Chinnery, Antique Collector's Club Ltd., Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 IDS

Reference #167
 

Length 57"
Height 30"
Width Closed 23"
Width Open 62"
Each Leaf is 19-1/2"

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Eight English Windsor Arm Chairs

A unique set of eight harlequin English Windsor arm chairs.
All having pierced Prince of Wales upper splat centering six spindles with baluster arm supports. The shaped seats are supported by baluster turned legs with well formed crinoline stretchers.
Wonderful wood color and patina to the mixture of yew-wood, elm-wood, oak and ash.
Circa 1850-60

Reference #312
 

Average Size

Height 36 1/2"
Width 21 1/2"

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Architect’s Table

A most unusual Harlequin table having three functions.
Being an Architect’s / Writing / Card table.
Wonderful mahogany wood color and wood figure.
Supported by square Chippendale legs.
All original hardware.
A most unique Eighteenth Century English table.
Circa 1760-1780

Reference #330
 

Width 36”
Height 29”
Height opened 41 1/2"
Depth closed 17 1/2"
Depth opened 35 1/2"
 

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