one of the earliest tilt top tea tables extant - A Wm &

Circa 1880. One tilt top tea table having turned wood base with three legs ending in a ball and claw foot along with a demilune flip top queen anne style card table having a swing out hinged back leg

Approx. Dimensions: H 28

Queen Anne Tilt Top Tea Table, mahogany, one piece 31 1/8" x 30 7/8" dish top on ring and urn, turned column with tripod cabriole legs on padded snake feet, 18th C, 28"h. [1] CONDITION: Very fine. Res

George III Mahogany Scalloped Dish Tilt-Top Tea Tablecirca 1770, one board mahogany top with a molded scalloped shaped edge, beveled block support, ring turned standard with spiral twist urn, tripod b

Circa 1770, Britain or America, possibly Southern. The one board top having a pie crust edge with exceptionally carved floral and acanthus detail resting on birdcage atop nicely carved base with three

mid-18th century, one board top with birdcage support, fluted turned standard, tripod base with relief carved knee and asymmetrical relief carving at raised pad foot. 27.5 x 27 x 27.5 in. Retains old

CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TEA TABLE, a fine example, featuring a highly figured one-board top, oak and mahogany dovetailed open box support, swollen-baluster standard, and tripodal base with subst

Antique American Chippendale Style Carved Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tablein the Philadelphia manner, 19th century, one board top with relief carved scalloped pie crust edge, batten and bird-cage support w

A Chippendale tilt-top tea table in dark brown surface with gold painted Chinoiserie decoration. Original finish with the original brass catch. One leg needs gluing, English or American. 19th century.

KITTINGER TILT-TOP TEA TABLEMid-20th CenturyIn mahogany. Thin one-board top. Rhode Island-influenced fluted pedestal base. Padded slipper feet. Labeled “Kittinger Old Dominion”.Height 28.5

English ebonized birdcage tilt-top tea table, late 18th c., circular tabletop with incised floral carving, center pedestal, three scroll legs, ending in snake feet, (one) leg with restoration, top dow

This is a fantastic salesman sample tilt top tea table. Lots of details for one so small, measuring 13.5" tall x 16" wide. Top is inlaid with a diamond center surrounded by triangles with square inlay

late 18th/early 19th Century, having a one-board octagonal top with gallery, turned post with tripod legs, good color

18th century, Britain or America. Having a nicely figured one board top above base having hinged tilt configuration leading down to turned wood base with spiral turned urn emitting three nicely shaped

Circa 1770, Massachusetts. Having a one board pie crust top with birdcage below atop a turned and swirl carved base emitting three handsome legs. H27 3/8" W29"

CHIPPENDALE STYLE TILT-TOP TEA TABLE - English. Bench made. Mahogany. Tripod base with carved slipper feet, acanthus carved knees and fluted column. Pie crust edge dish top of one single crotch grain

Queen Ann mahogany tilt-top tea table with snake feet, late 18th century. Old repair to turned base and professional repair to one foot that is hardly noticeable (see photo for repair details), otherw

Dimensions: H 25" x Dia. 30" Condition: Light scratches to top. Break to one leg.

Pair of mahogany tilt top tea tables, dished top over three sided pedestal with hinged door, all on three cabriole legs, 2.75"D x 2.25"H, one table is signed and one table is not signed. Dollhouse min

19th century Carved Irish Chippendale Piecrust Tilt Top Tea Table with hairy paw feet. Inset castors missing. One board top. 34-1/4" diameter. 28" high.

18th c. mahogany birdcage tilt top tea table. 30 3/4" D., 29" Ht.. Base needs repair where one foot meets shaft.

18th c American Queen Anne walnut dish top birdcage tilt top tea table, old note with name (illeg) and date 1787, old repair to ankle of one leg, drying cracks, stains, top diameter 32 1/2", surface h

HIGHLY INLAID TOP. 3 LEG TILT TOP TEA TABLE. MINOR WEAR TO FINSIH NEAR LEGS.ONE LEG HAS BEEN REPAIRED. 18" DIAM TOP x 29" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Circa 1770, likely Maine or Massachusetts. The table having its original one board top with shaped edge above base configured to tilt and on a nicely turned base leading down to three well shaped legs