Antique William and Mary Oak Gateleg Table with Drawer, First Half 18th Century
Item Details
An antique William and Mary oak gateleg table with a drawer, first half 18th century. The frame features a rectangular top with rounded ends flanked by a pair of demilune, drop leaves above a straight apron with a single drawer. The drawer front is fitted with brass, ring pulls and the table rises on four block-and-turned, stationary legs joined by conforming stretchers to the two swing legs. It features pegged, mortise-and-tenon construction throughout with rose head nails on the drawer support rails and wrought iron hinges below the tabletop.
- Please note, this is an item that may be especially difficult to move and/or transport. Unless shipping arrangements are available and made by the winning bidder, that individual is advised to bring appropriate assistance, vehicle, proper materials, and any necessary tools to pickup.
| Type | Dining Table |
| Matching Pair or Set | No |
Condition
- scattered scratches, nicks/chips, and shrinkage cracks; top with stains and marks; some rust/pitting to metal components; former pest damage (worming) with associated marks and losses; underside of top with some later reinforcements; legs with probable height loss; drawer does not close flush; other wear and imperfections as would be expected with age and use.
Dimensions
- measured with leaves folded down; when fully extended, it is 61.75" W.
Item #
18DCC180-416
