dropside - tables
Dropside table. A small table with hinged flaps on either side which, when raised, increase the size of the table surface. The flaps may be supported by fly rails or a gateleg. The following are all variations of the dropside table: gateleg table, Pembroke table, sofa table, Sutherland table.
62 item(s) found, 1-50 shown:
Victorian burr walnut Sutherland table, c.1880 English, drop side with fold-out legs height: 56 cm; top (width 63 cm; length 71 cm)
An oak dropside occasional table 61.5 cmW
Sofa table with 2 drawers. Dropside, with brass paw feet and casters, 1 foot requires repair. Some losses of veneer. Length 147 cm (Extended). Depth 49 cm
A drop-side gate leg occasional table 62 cm high
A 20th century dropside table 154 x 92 x 75 cm
Tasmanian oak dropside table. Circular top with turned legs, circular top with turned legs. Height 76 cm. Diameter 118 cm
A Victorian walnut dropside table, circa 1870, the round top with standing on bobbin turned legs with stretcher base. Height 72 cm. Diameter 50 cm.
Victorian gate leg drop-leaf table, (Known as a Sutherland table), 19th century, mahogany, porcelain casters. Height 71 cm. Top 100-90 cm
An Edwardian satinwood inlaid drop leaf occasional table
A Victorian walnut drop side table, the hinged oval top raised on a turned standard and four folding scroll carved out swept legs, brass castors, 110 x 72 x 91 cm
A George IV mahogany pembroke table, the rectangular beaded ebony dropside top above a single frieze drawer and an opposing sham drawer, raised on a turned standard with four out swept legs, brass caps and castors, 107 x 73 x 97 cm
A Victorian mahogany sofa table, the rectangular drop-side top above two frieze drawers and opposing sham drawers, raised on lyre supports and four scrolling out swept legs 174 cm wide, 69 cm deep, 73 cm high
A Regency mahogany pembroke table, the hinged serpentine drop-side top above a single frieze drawer, raised on tapering fluted legs, casters 92 cm wide, 78 cm deep, 71 cm high
French walnut. Dropside table with two drawers on carved cabriole supports
A George III mahogany drop side table on square chamfered supports. Width 107 cm
A Georgian mahogany drop leaf dining table, English, circa 1770 71 x 104 cm Superior fine Cuban mahogany throughout. 42 cm extended, 49 cm deep closed
An antique oak gate-legged table, turned legs and stretcher with one drop side. Height 73 cm. Width 89 cm. Depth 44 cm
William IV rosewood drop-leaf work table with two real drawers, two faux drawers, and pull-out box on turned tapering legs
A late Regency mahogany pembroke table, the rectangular drop side top above a single frieze drawer with brass handles, tapering rectangular legs, brass caps and castors, 110 x 72 x 76 cm
A French Empire rosewood dropside sofa table supported on central carved columns and four carved feet
Geo II mahogany drop sided supper table, with pad feet, having original patina.
A George II red walnut drop side table, English, 18th century
A George III mahogany Pembroke table, the rounded rectangular drop side top above a single frieze drawer and
A 19th century satinwood Pembroke table, the rounded rectangular reeded dropside top above a single frieze drawer and opposing sham drawer, raised on delicate square tapering legs with ebonised string inlay, brass caps and casters, 60 x 75 x 46 cm.
A Victorian mahogany Pembroke table table, the rounded rectangular dropside top above two graduated frieze drawers, raised on a square stepped standard and quadripartite platform base with scroll feet, 88 x 72 x 61 cm.
A Regency mahogany sofa table, the rounded rectangular dropside top with a single frieze drawer, raised on a circular standard and quadripartite platform base, fluted bun feet, 146 x 74 x 65 cm
An exceptionally fine quality Napoleon III period marquetry inlaid D-end dropside sofa table, circa 1880. Height 72 cm
A French 19th century mahogany dropside table with two end drawers on turned fluted supports. Height 68 cm. Length 72 cm. Depth 55 cm
A French Louis Philippe flame mahogany dropside table with two end drawers on turned supports. Height 68 cm. Length 74 cm. Depth 58 cm
A large late 19th century oak gate leg table in the early 18th century style the oval drop leaf top on turned supports and stretchers. Width 230 cm. Depth 207 cm . Height 77 cm
A George III mahogany drop-side occasional table, 72 x 54 x 48 cm English, circa 1770.
A George III mahogany drop-side games table 72 x 52 cm English, 18th century and later, with pull out reversible games board top
Georgian mahogany and elm dropside table, c1810, with replaced handles, on square tapered legs. Height 73 cm
A fine George III mahogany two drawer dropside table on turned legs
An important early Australian cedar sofa table, the rectangular top with matching cedar panels and a thumb moulded edge with drop leaf flaps above a pair of drawers with line inlaid decoration and conforming dummy drawers to the back,…
A Regency rosewood sofa table, the string inlaid and cross banded drop leaf top above two drawers and two opposing sham drawers;. Width 135 cm. Depth 66 cm . Height 71 cm
A George III mahogany drop side Pembroke table English, 70 x 117 x 97 cm
A Regency mahogany drop leaf sofa table, circa: 1830, the rectangular Cuban mahogany top with hinged flaps and bull nosed moulded edge over a single full.…
A George IV mahogany drop side work table, English, 77 x 50 x 56 cm (closed)
Dropside table George II mahogany gate leg
A George III mahogany and satinwood Pembroke table in the Sheraton style, the oval cross banded drop side top above a single long drawer with opposing sham drawer, raised on square tapering legs with brass caps, having chamfered
A brass inlaid rosewood Sutherland type, drop leaf table. Width 112 cm (extended) by. Length 112 cm by. Height 73 cm
An oak small proportioned dropside gateleg table of oval form. Length 55 cm. Height 44 cm
A George II drop leaf mahogany table the oval top above a shaped apron on four slender legs and pad feet 135 cm diameter. Height 72 cm
A Queen Anne period single drop-leaf rectangular table, with a single drawer and cock beading to the front frieze drop-down leaf supported on a swing leg, on tapering circular legs headed by lappets and ending in pad feet, early 18th century. Open.…
A late 18th century English oak dropside table, the oval top raised on twist turned supports United by cross stretchers, raised on bun feet, 168 x 77 x 122 cm
A George III satinwood and mahogany Pembroke table, the rounded rectangular dropside top with satinwood and kingwood crossbanding, above a satinwood panelled frieze drawer with brass handles, tapering square legs, brass castors, 110 x 72 x 92 cm
Victorian single drawer drop leaf table on turned pedestal base
A George II mahogany pad foot drop leaf table English, circa 1750. Height 73 cm, 99 length open (35 length closed) 110. Width open.
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