American Federal period dining table circa 1830. Unusual swing legs that allow for flexible seating. The top and each drop leaf are made from extraordinary SINGLE figured San Domingo mahogany boards. Measures 43 inches long, 29.5 inches high, 23 inches wide with two 22 inch drop leaves. Total measurement when both leaves are up is 87 inches long by 43 inches wide.

Victorian Sunderland, or handkerchief, drop leaf table. English, circa 1870. Book matched burl walnut veneered top over solid walnut base. Two drop leaves with two swing legs for easy seating. This unusual style was designed for tight spaces. Measures 6.25" wide at the top, 14.25" wide at the feet, 36" long and 28.5" high; when both leaves are raised it is 40.5" wide. Each leaf has a 17.5" drop.

Vintage French fruitwood chest with slide-out shelf, circa 1950. Bombe form, two drawers, carved moldings, and solid cast brass handles. Measures 30" wide x 17" deep x 27.5" high.

Early small lift top travel trunk. Northern India circa 1800. All original. Dovetailed sides, hand wrought hardware and hand carved design on front. Traces of the original polychrome. Measures 25.5 inches wide, 12 inches deep and 12 inches high.

Pine kitchen dough box with single 25-inch board top, circa 1840. Note the fine hand cut dovetails and wooden pin construction. The cleats on the original top were replaced many years ago. Single board tops like this one are rare. Measures 42.5" long x 25" wide x 29" high.