Property from the Fred and Kay Krehbiel Collection, Part II

Sturdy, attractive condition overall. It's likely that the eagles are 19th century, married to later bases and reconstructed tops. There are rails under the tops which have significant age and other rails which are obviously newer. The cross struts supporting the backs of the tables are modern. One eagle's beak with a glue repair on its tip. Both eagles with age cracks and minor chips.

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