Conant Ball maple drop leaf gate leg info needed

Welcome Scott. Did you have any questions on your table?
And could you post more photos please? Preferably in focus if you can manage.

 

Hi there, I would like to know if this is considered an antique

 

I will tag some furniture people for you. @verybrad , @Ghopper1924 , can you help please?

 

No, it isn't but it could be getting close, guesses 1930s-1940s
Conant Ball was founded in Gardner Mass. & made good quality colonial reproductions.
They did dabble in mid-century modern designs by Russel Wright & Leslie Diamond which can be worth some money. Unfortunately, your gate leg is the colonial revival line which isn't popular at the moment.
BTW, your table is a gate leg, not a drop leaf.

 

https://www.myantiquefurniturecolle...furniture-by-conant-ball-co.-part-2-1041.html

 

I have another one, it's tiger oak but can't find a makers mark. I don't think it's Conant Ball and seems to look much older

 

I thank you for your information.

 

Wait for others to post as this is not in my area of interest and so very limited knowledge.
In general though Conant Ball is very well known for colonial repro's as stated, just not in demand at the moment.

 

Your second table is circa 1930. Maybe English in origin. I don't see oak in these pics.

 

The top grain is tight and looks like oak to me and is very heavy, I'm no expert on wood and could be mistaken. I've only concluded it was tiger oak because of similar designs seen in pictures, I'm sure you would know better than I would, thanks