A few examples of appraisal values for
BEDROOM TABLE

• GEORGE II MAHOGANY DROP LEAF
  GEORGE II MAHOGANY DROP LEAF BEDROOM TABLE Mid 18th century, oak secondary, the rectangular top with a single rectangular drop leaf, the leaf having a bottom molded edge, single gate leg support, molded upper stile, turned tapered legs with pad feet.
• A George III Scottish laburnum
  A George III Scottish laburnum bedroom table, the rectangular top with a small drop leaf to the rear, fitted a frieze drawer with original handle on square slightly tapering legs with block feet, 82cm wide, 61cm deep, 72cm high/Note: This form of table was used for taking light meals or card playing in a bedchamber, a habit that lingered late into the eighteenth century in Scotland
• UNUSUAL SOUTHERN FEDERAL BEDROOM
  UNUSUAL SOUTHERN FEDERAL BEDROOM TABLE Early 19th century, yellow pine, yellow pine and poplar secondary, two board top with rear drop leaf having a slide support, the front with two flush drawers with inlaid escutcheon, raised on square tapered legs.
• GEORGE III MAHOGANY BEDROOM TABLE
  GEORGE III MAHOGANY BEDROOM TABLE Circa 1800, mahogany veneer, pine secondary, rectangular top, single drop leaf with gate-leg support, dovetailed skirt with mahogany veneer, rounded tapered legs with pad feet.
• A NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL WALNUT
  A NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL WALNUT BEDROOM TABLE Circa 1780, attributed to eastern North Carolina, possibly Chowan River Basin, poplar and yellow pine secondary, rectangular top with overhang, single rectangular drop leaf with single butterfly support, flush skirt rail, each side featuring a single molded and lipped small drawer raised on four square tapered legs that feature a chamfered outer edge and deep beveled interior edge.
• GEORGE III MAHOGANY BEDROOM TABLE
  GEORGE III MAHOGANY BEDROOM TABLE Early 19th century, oak secondary, rectangular top, single drop leaf with gate-leg support, single drawer with scratch bead, molded edge stiles, straight tapered legs with pad feet.