Attributed to the Edenton school, late 18th century, one board circular top, box support, baluster standard, tripod base with recessed carving to underside of knee, raised snake feet.

28 x 37 x 36.75 in.

Private Collection, Virginia

Literature: The Furniture of Coastal North Carolina, 1700-1820, by John Bivins, Jr., (MESDA, 1988), pg. 152-153.
Edenton Furniture and Culture: Colonial and Federal Periods, by Thomas J. Newbern and James R Melchor, (Cupola House Association), 2008, pp. 33-43.

Light staining and marring to top; missing five rosettes from underside of knee; one foot with two inch loss; early metal brace to underside of standard; one leg loose at joint; missing casters.

$1,000 - 2,000