Rare early 18th century william & mary tiger maple table carved decorated hex - $845 - (Tenants Harbor, ME)
WE CAN COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE ITEMS IF THEY CLOSE WITHIN TWO DAYS OF EACH OTHER, AND CAN BE SENT IN ONE BOX. RARE WILLIAM AND MARY PERIOD TAVERN OR SIDE TABLECA. 1720 DIMENSIONS 20 1/2" high x 22 1/4" x 25 3/4" DESCRIPTION Strongly grained tiger maple plank top is 1 3/4" thick. Drawer front with inscribed and chip carved hex designs. Individually cut dovetails on the drawers showing original inscription marks. Drawer bottom shows marks and texture of having been hand hewn with an adz. Well-worn runners on the drawer sides. Heavy block and turned legs. Stretchers show much foot wear, especially the lower ones. Pegged mortise and tenon construction. Original bulbous ball feet, not shortened. Probably Pennsylvania or New England origin. CONDITION Overall excellent. Stretchers show the expected footwear, especially toward the middles, less toward the ends. Some wormholes throughout. Original untouched surface, apparently never refinished. On the legs, there are several chipped areas and one minor section of dry rot (all visible in the images). A RARE 300-YEAR-OLD NORTHEASTERN AMERICAN TABLE.NOTE: Due to its size, this table will be shipped by UPS ground, not by our regular USPS priority mail service.All items shipped USPS priority mail unless otherwise noted. For payment, we accept PayPal, or Visa and MC (through PayPal). We will ship within two business day following receipt of the funds. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE NOTE: We will ship internationally via US priority mail and internet tracking. All items will be INSURED AND DECLARED AT FULL PURCHASE PRICE. Please do not ask us to insure or declare for less than the purchase price. And please do NOT ask us to alter the age or description of any item for the purpose of avoiding customs and importation fees. WE WILL NOT FALSIFY ANY DESCRIPTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF AVOIDING IMPORT FEES. If your country charges a VAT or other form of taxation, you are obligated to pay the fees to receive the item.
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