It's called a drop-leaf table.

Thank you so much. I couldn't find the words - lol.

It is hard to judge from a photo, but I'm going with 19th, pine (which looks as if it has been stripped of its original finish), drop leaf English county style table.

Never got around to answering your other post. But the dry sink is called a step back. Very often the sink has a zinq liner...I don't remember seeing that in your piece.

You could call in a local, well respected antique dealer for appraisals.

Or what I have done successfully in the past is call an auction house (I am on Cape Cod and I use Eldred's in East Dennis). You can start by sending the appraiser the photos. If any of the pieces are of value off they go to be in the next primitive auction.

Thanks so much. I am physically in SC but my sisters are local and just outside of Hingham. That's a great suggestion. Thank you!