Thistlethwaite Americana | Double-footed Queen Anne Tavern Table

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Double-footed Queen Anne Tavern Table

Hagerstown, MD

Circa 1780

Walnut and yellow pine

29″ H; 37.5″ W; 27″ D

When first glancing at this table, it comes across as a highly unusual Queen Anne tavern table. The showstopper is in the double pad foot. But there are other great features about this table, including a nice splay to the legs, original brasses, and a rich surface.

WHY WE LOVE IT: With feet that nice, the cabinet maker needed to do it twice! I have only seen one other table with similar feet. The piece survives with a wonderful surface and has a great splay to the legs.