Early American Work Table

A rare fine quality Federal period American Empire flame mahogany sewing stand work table from the early 19th century. Exquisitely hand-crafted in the northeastern United States, most likely Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1820, having a hinged top, opening to reveal contrasting Birdseye maple marquetry oval cartouche inlay, a fitted maple divided compartment interior, the front having two nicely shaped curved drawer fronts, consisting of a faux drawer front over a single dovetailed ogee drawer, above a vasiform pedestal standard, molded stepped platform base, rising on bracket feet, resting on casters. Attractive highly figured crotch cut swirl mahogany with striking grain patterns, rich and deep antique wood color...

American pine work table with tampered leg finished on all four sides, circa 1800.

circa Early 20thC American Oak Folding Cutting/Work Table sku 1542 W93 x D52 x H68cm

Condition: Original Vintage Condition This elegant work table, crafted in the United States during the 1920s, showcases the enduring appeal of American Classical design. Made from ...

An early American handcrafted maple side table measuring 20" in width, 17.5" in depth and standing 20.25" tall.

American canted leg work work table, cherry and maple circa 1790

American mahogany two-drawer work table with fitted interior, out set corners supported by turned ringed columns, terminating on a bulbous turned pedestal with reeded splayed legs an...

This early 20th-century American farmhouse side table is a charming addition to any country home interior. The table features a round top supported by a sculptural base with elegantl...

Embrace the rustic charm of early 20th-century American Adirondack design with this exquisite side table, expertly crafted from beech branches and artfully painted white to emulate t...

This piece features wood turned legs, original hardware, wood carved detailing, and a dovetailed drawer. The top piece is removable and has matching wood carved details. The detailin...