VERY RARE LARGE WILLIAM AND MARY TURNED AND JOINED WALNUT GATELEG DROP-LEAF TABLE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1720

VERY RARE LARGE WILLIAM AND MARY TURNED AND JOINED WALNUT GATELEG DROP-LEAF TABLE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1720

drawer replaced.
Height 29 ½ in. by Width 64 in. by Depth 54 in.; Width Closed 21 ⅜ in.

Condition Report:
Hinges have been reset. Lacking middle butterfly hinges.
Later braces added to underside of table, subsequently removed, and then followed up with later wooden braces.

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Provenance:
Israel Sack, Inc., Boston;

Arthur Leslie Green (1864-1949), Newport, Rhode Island;

Eliza Greene Metcalf Radeke (1854-1931), Providence, Rhode Island.