Ovoid top surmounting two ring turned pedestal supports, each with three cabriole legs with leafy carved knees, beaded front edge and applied metal hairy paw feet on casters. Table top has rounded corners with ribbed or molded edges; two removable rectangular leaves. When open, top rests on two trestle-like rectangular supports.
dining tables
tables (support furniture)
beading (edging pattern)
carving (processes)
mahogany (wood)
turning (shaping process)
beading (process)
metal
beading (process)
Sheraton
beading (edging pattern)
cabriole legs
Mahogany
Unidentified Metal
Sheraton
Duncan Phyfe
Carved
Beaded
Turned
Cabriole Leg
TABLE, DINING
Original to Hamilton House (South Berwick, Me.),
1949.367B,C,D
Unknown
28.375 x 99.375 x 52.5 (HxWxD) (inches)
Bequest of Elizabeth R. Vaughan
1949.367B-D
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