gateleg - tables
Gateleg table. A dropside table with deep flaps, of which one or more legs is hinged, able to be opened to support the flap when raised. Most dining tables of the Jacobean and early Georgian periods were round oak gateleg tables, usually with barley-sugar twist or baluster turnings. Some card tables and most Sutherland tables work on the gateleg principle.
In the early 20th century the gateleg table again become popular as a small dining table, in a revived Jacobean style, often with twist turned legs.
In the early 20th century the gateleg table again become popular as a small dining table, in a revived Jacobean style, often with twist turned legs.
34 item(s) found:
Early gateleg table. Stretcher base. Possible marriage. Height 62 cm. Length 77 cm (Expanded)
A drop-side gate leg occasional table 62 cm high
An oak gateleg table 110 cm long x 90 cm wide x 72 cm high
Maple gateleg folding top table. 93 cm (square and fully Extended)
1920's Australian cedar gateleg table, with circular top. Original finish with normal use wear. Height 69 cm. Diameter 80 cm (open)
A large oak gateleg table with pie-crust border and barley twist legs
Victorian gate leg drop-leaf table, (Known as a Sutherland table), 19th century, mahogany, porcelain casters. Height 71 cm. Top 100-90 cm
Georgian mahogany gateleg table with drop flaps, supported on shaped pad feet
An 18th century oak gateleg table with hinged top end drawer on bobbin turned supports with stretchers. Width 133 cm length 99 cm height 70 cm
A George III mahogany gate leg table, the rectangular top flanked by two d-shaped drop sides above a plain apron, raised on circular tapering legs with faceted pad feet, 135 cm x 73 cm x 101 cm.
An antique oak gate-legged table, turned legs and stretcher with one drop side. Height 73 cm. Width 89 cm. Depth 44 cm
A 19th century gateleg table in oak, the turned spindles on bun feet. Note; some old splits and faults. Width 110 cm. Depth 89 cm. Height 76.5 cm
An early 19th century French rosewood double gate-leg table, the shaped rectangular top raised on foliate carved scrolled legs with over scrolled feet and recessed castors. Width 118 cm. Depth 87 cm. Height 71 cm
A small oak gateleg table, 18th/19th century, the oval top above gate leg supports United by cross stretchers, 87 cm extended. Height 67 cm
A 17th century and later, oak, gate-leg table with folding top having 6 turned legs (plus the gate-leg), carved scrolling along the top rail, a drawer and carved stretchers between each leg
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
An 18th century English faded oak gate leg table with turned legs 75 x 140 x 120 cm
Good 19th century figured walnut and marquetry card table (possibly Italian) with a red baize interior, Concealed drawer and gate-leg action
Dropside table George II mahogany gate leg
A George III oak rectangular gate leg table, square legs. Extended length 158 cm. Width 114 cm. Height 73 cm
17th century gateleg table with hinged sides, end drawer on turned supports with stretchers. Length 106 cm
An old oval gateleg small table, on turned spindles terminating on ball feet, drawer to one end, the frieze stamped 'Workhouse'. Note; some warping to the top. Open. Width 101.5 cm. Depth 77 cm. Height 72 cm
An antique oak gateleg oval table, with vase turned supports on stretchers. Open. Depth 114 cm. Width 122 cm. Height 76 cm
An oak small proportioned dropside gateleg table of oval form. Length 55 cm. Height 44 cm
An early 19th century fold over tea table in mahogany the gate leg to the back and supported on square section legs. Closed. Width 81 cm. Depth 40.5 cm. Height 72 cm. $800-1,200
A good substantial antique oak gateleg oval table standing on baluster turned legs and with a drawer to one end. Note: age related wear. Open length 134.5 cm. Depth 120.5 cm. Height 73 cm
A small and elegant yeoman's table, in Cuban mahogany, George III period, the table with a swivelling gate leg supporting the long flap and a Pembroke style hinged loper that supporting the smaller flap
Large George I oak oval shape gateleg dining table, the top of three planks with superb grain and bookmatched leaves, two drawers to base and elegant baluster turned legs
A finely figured elm topped ash leg gateleg table, George I period
Very rare and fine George I walnut tea and writing/work table of diminutive size, the veneered serpentine front and sides with deep shaped frieze and supported by cabriole legs,…
Art & Crafts oak gate leg table with barley twist supports and a stretcher base
Oval oak gate leg table with barley twist legs and supports
English oak gate leg dropside table with extensive turnings to all supports