Southern yellow pine work table, possibly Alabama

Early to middle 19th century, possibly Slave made. The piece having a primitive backcountry construction. Two board top above a trestle type frame which is peg constructed and houses a single drawer w

Nice antique primitive southern yellow pine 2 drawer work / breakfast table with bread board ends, may have been refinished at one time, structurally sound and in good condition for age, 56"l x 32"w x

mid 19th century, rectangular top, flush skirt, folky turned maple legs with box stretcher base. 30 x 36 x 23 in. From the Collection of the late Jean Webster Wyrick, Greensboro, NC Additional high-re

Circa1820, likely Piedmont, North Carolina. Having a thick top with a single drawer at one end atop handsome tapered legs. The piece has a very nice early red painted surface. Yellow pine throughout.

probably Georgia, circa 1870. large work table with two-board top above single drawer on turned legs; the base with remnants of old blue paint. H36" W29" D24 1/2"

Circa 1810. Having a thick old growth one board top which is quite wide atop freeze emitting four tapered legs. The piece has a nice early surface throughout. H29" W29 1/4" D24 1/2" Sold from the coll

Circa 1830. Having a rectangular top above single drawer with a pegged case on tapered legs. Yellow pine throughout. H27 1/4" W29 1/2" D18 1/4"

Circa 1820, Georgia Piedmont. Having a square three board top over two long drawers with turned wood pulls and dividers at top drawers interior all above nice tapered legs. The piece is constructed en

Circa 1820, likely South Carolina. The piece having a nice thick top over large drawer in the case on four well tapered legs. Yellow pine throughout. H29" D23" W30" Sold from the Collection of a Camde

W/ PAINTED TAPERED LEG BASE, POSSIBLY GEORGIA/FLORIDA, 26 1/2" X 35 1/4" X 23"

Ca. 1880. Signed George Rogers Ferry 1880. Fantastic piece, Southern Virginia. Sturdy construction, powder post beetle holes. The legs have been cut, this was originally a taller sideboard.

Circa 1820, Alabama. Having a nicely figured top with fold out leaves to connected to banquet ends all resting on a handsomely turned leg. The secondary wood is hard yellow pine throughout. L100" when

Table Circa 1840, possibly Georgia. Having a nice thick square top over case with large drawer on boldly turned legs. The piece boasts a very fine early painted surface and is yellow pine throughout.

Circa 1820, possibly Carolinas. The piece has a nice square top above two drawers at the lower case atop handsome turned legs. Yellow and white pine throughout. H29 1/4" W17 3/4" D17 1/2" Sold from th

Circa 1840, possibly North Carolina. The piece having a rectangular top with nicely trimmed perimeter above square legs and with lower shelf which is also nicely trimmed. H31 1/2" L31" D19 3/4" Note:

PAIR of Walnut and Yellow Pine Demilunes- Possibly SouthernEach table is 30.5H x 54W x 26.75D inches

Eastern North Carolina Hepplewhite One Drawer Work Tableattributed to Perquimans County, circa 1800, yellow pine, remnants of an old original paint, two board top, single drawer with old possibly orig

Black walnut, yellow pine secondary woods, the three-plank top on base with deep apron, two drawers of differing widths offset, mortise and tenon construction, tapered turned legs. Measures 31 x 54 x

late 19th century, yellow pine and mixed woods secondary, rectangular top with over hang, single flush drawer raised on square tapered legs. 27 x 25 x 21 in. From the Collection of the late Jean Webst

Circa 1820, likely Midlands of South Carolina. Having a thick two board top with side by side drawers in the case atop tapered legs. Yellow pine secondary wood throughout. H27" W27 3/4" D24"

possibly Tennessee, early 19th century, demilune top over single dovetailed drawer with poplar and yellow pine secondary, on turned legs, 29 x 42 x 21-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Greenevil

Circa 1810 ,possibly Midlands South Carolina. The piece having a tight grain with two large leaves flanking the top crafted of two boards, the secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. The top resting

possibly Georgia, 19th century, cypress or yellow pine with rectangular top with two openings for basins, tapered square legs, 29 x 37-1/2 x 18-1/2 in.

North Carolina Painted Yellow Pine Work Tablecirca 1800, attributed to Eastern North Carolina, two board rectangular top, single lipped drawer, square tapered legs. 27.5 x 27.75 x 25.5 in. Collection