Rare Chippendale Mahogany Card table, Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1760.

Circa 1760-80 Boston Mahogany Tilt-Top Tea Table, with squared molded edge top of block serpentine form, set on ring and urn-turned standard with three arch-carved legs ending in padded slipper feet,

18th c. Solid Mahogany Chippendale Reverse Serpentine Front Desk, Massachusetts, circa 1760-1780, with thumb molded hinged lid over fitted interior having block and shell carved small drawers flanking

Chippendale Mahogany Side Chair, Massachusetts, c. 1760. Eared crest over pierced splat, square seat with original crewel upholstery, cabriole legs with arris knees and pad feet, joined to turned stre

Federal Mahogany Inlaid and Wavy Birch Card Table, Massachusetts, c. 1800-1810, with elliptical front and square corners, with inlaid cross-banding on turned reeded tapering legs, ht. 30, wd. 36, dp.

Philadelphia Chippendale demi-lune mahogany card table, late 18th c. 29.5"h x 34.5"w x 16" d

Early 19th c. Boston Flame Figured Mahogany Card Table, with a rectangular swivel top and hinged leaf, nicely carved and shaped frieze, set on a square tapered paneled and leaf carved pedestal with in

American Classical Bronze-Mounted Mahogany Card Table , early 19th c., probably Boston, foldover top with canted corners, trestle base with ropetwist supports and stretcher, sabre legs, brass paw feet

Boston, c. 1760-1780. Lid and feet of a later date. Charles Woolsey Lyon, Inc., New York, October 1928

Classical Mahogany Patent Extension Dining Table, Cornelius Briggs (1787-1848), Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1845. Together with four leaves, extended, 124cm wide, 269cm deep, 73cm high (49in wide, 106in

Pair of Classical Mahogany and Stone Pier Tables, possibly Emmons and Archbald, Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1820-1825. Egyptian marble top over an ogee frieze, on scrolled stone frontal supports and a r

New York, c. 1770, with gate-leg. 27-1/2"h x 34-1/2"w x 18-1/2"d

New York, circa 1765 Of rare diminutive size, the highly figured fold-over mahogany top with serpentine-front and sides, opening to form a playing surface supported by the rectangular box-frame and a

Massachusetts Sheraton Mahogany Card Table. C. 1810. Satinwood inlay, serpentine front and reeded legs. Ht. 29" W 35 1/2" D 17 1/2" (closed). A Lockport, NY Estate.

18th c. Chippendale mahogany single drawer card table. 31 1/2" x 15 1/2" x 30" (closed).

South Carolina, 1760-1780, documented by MESDA (and with label remnants), mahogany with cypress and ash, highly figured molded top opening to a baize lined playing surface, figured skirt and molded le

SHERATON CARD TABLE - Boston Mahogany Serpentine Front Card Table, attributed to the workshops of John and Thomas Seymour, early 19th c., having turreted and stepped corners, two board top with string

A rare 18th/19th century American/ English mahogany chippendale table, 28"x35.7"x22.5"

Chippendale-form, Santa Domingo mahogany with molding around frieze, single drawer, straight legs with corner brackets. 29 x 34 x 17 inches

CHIPPENDALE CARD TABLEBoston, Circa 1780In mahogany, with molded-edge top and linenfold legs. Interior with brown felt top.Height 28.5". Width 35.5”. Depth 18”. Provenance:Property of a direc

Late 19th/early 20th century Federal Sheraton mahogany card table, 29 1/2" H x 36" L x 18" D, (35 1/2" open). Provenance: Salem, Massachusetts collection.

American Federal card or gaming table, c. 1810, possibly Massachusetts, mahogany serpentine top over a burl and satinwood frieze skirt, turned and fluted legs with incised ring designs, gate leg suppo

attrib. John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, late 18th c. bellflower inlay to tapering legs ending in unusual spade feet; both back legs swing out to support the top when open; 29"h; 36"w; 17.75"d From th

18th c. Honduran Mahogany Gateleg Demi-Lune Card Table, folding top with locking interior storage compartment, set on cabriole legs and pad feet, 26 3/4" high, 28" x 13 3/4" (27 1/2" open). Condition

American mahogany game table, late 19th c., a shaped rectangular top folds open, supported on the wood hinged leg, to the game surface with card and cup wells, all rising on tapered cabriole legs with