The one with the turned legs looks like it was made in the 1970s, and I would call it an antique reproduction rather than an antique.

The one with the tapered legs could have been made in the 1920s and looks more like an antique.

These are just my speculations.

Are there any markings on the underside of the table tops? In what city or state did you buy them?

It's very hard to tell you anything because your pictures are so blurry and there is nothing to show construction like the dove tails on the drawer and if the hardware is original or added later.
But from what I see....the gateleg appears to be a1 920's or 30's repro of an earlier style...appears solid...maybe solid walnut or mahogany veneer.
The drop leaf end table looks (I from what I can see) to be much older...possibly mid 19th century, judging by the sort of hepplewhite legs.....but it could also be a 1980 repro.
Closer pictures please and show the dovetailing on the drawer and a closer picture of those turn around supports for the leaves would help a lot.

Thank you both . I bought them in NC in Durham. I will look to see about markings and put new photos up when I get home.

The first one is a reproduction Pembroke table, quite nicely made, not particularly old. I have a Bombay Co copy right beside me, lol. Thrift store find. Nice proportions, and endlessly useful!

This isn't "Antiques Road Show" but I think drop leaf tables are handy as all get out!

Thanks! Me too!