Federal Tiger Maple and Mahogany Card Table Probably New Hampshire, circa 1810

Federal period, 1790-1810, chest of drawers, probably New Hampshire, tiger maple and mahogany, cross banded inlay at base, tiger maple drawer fronts banded in mahogany and with raised molded frames, s

A pair of Federal inlaid mahogany card tables, probably New York, NY, circa 1800 Each with line and bookend inlays. H: 29 ¾ in. W: 35 ¾ in. D: 17 ¾ in.  Provenance C.L. Prickett An

New Hampshire rural mahogany card table possibly attributed to Porter Blanchard with tiger maple center panel surrounded with banded inlay, other unique rural inlay especially on front reeded legs. Di

Height 36 1/2 inches, width 37 1/4 inches, depth 18 inches. may have height loss, top has a seam at left side but doesn't appear to be two boards; refinished.

An American late Federal carved mahogany fold top card table, probably New York, having a quarter turn octagonal top with spiral turned central support, the molded cabriole legs terminating in paw fee

Federal Inlaid Mahogany Pembroke Table New York, circa 1810 With shaped drop leaves, straight banded apron and tapering reeded legs on turned feet with brass caps. Height 29 1/4 inches, width 25 1/2 i

A Late Federal Tiger Maple Two-Drawer Work Table New England, Circa 1830 Height 27 1/2 x width 22 3/4 x depth 17 1/4 inches.

A Federal Inlaid Satinwood and Mahogany Flip Top Table PROBABLY MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1810

HEPPLEWHITE DEMILUNE CARD TABLECirca 1810In tiger maple and fruitwood veneer. Tapered legs.Height 29.5”. Width 35”. Depth 16”.

A Federal Figured and Floral Inlaid Mahogany Game Table New York, Circa 1810 Height 29 3/4 x width 35 1/2 x depth 17 3/4 inches. Provenance: Blum Antique Shops, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

with birch panel and inlaid lunette borders Boston, circa 1810

A Federal Cherrywood and Tiger Maple Octagonal-Top Work Stand New England, Circa 1810 Height 29 7/8 x width 21 5/8 x depth 17 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Shirley Kay Caskey, Rochester, Min

maple and tiger maple with tray top and inlaid diamond and star, shaped apron and cabriole legs ending in ridged pad feet. Probably New Hampshire, 18th century. 24" high, 25 1/2" long, 19" wide. Shrin

HEPPLEWHITE CARD TABLEProbably New York, Circa 1790In mahogany and mahogany veneer with string inlay. Five tapered legs.Height 29.5”. Width 35.75”. Depth 17.75”.

Federal tiger maple table with shaped drop leaves and old paper label underneath stating it belonged to R.D. M. Smith, circa 1790-1810. height 28 1/2 inches, top closed: 17" x 36", top opened: 36" x

SHERATON CARD TABLEPortsmouth, New Hampshire, Circa 1805In mahogany. Shaped top. Skirt with paneled inlay. Tapered reeded legs.Height 30.5". Width 38". Depth 17.5".

Maple and Mahogany veneered table. Probably New York State, 19th C. 29"h x 21 3/4"w x 16 3/4"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

Card table with long drawer. Paint-decorated wood. New Hampshire or Vermont, circa 1810. H 29-1/2" W 36-1/4" D 17-7/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.d

Federal mahogany serpentine card table with feathered birch panels including oval center on reeded legs. Boston, circa 1810. Dimensions: 29" Height x 34" Length x 17" Depth

Federal Style Tiger Maple Drop-Leaf Work Table, Donald A. Dunlap, Antrim, New Hampshire, Undated. The rectangular top with molded drop leaves above two bow-front drawers, raised on square tapered legs

New York, circa 1815, possibly Duncan Phyfe, elliptical fold over top with figured mahogany playing surface, conforming apron with drop finials, foliate carved urn standard, tripod trick leg base with

Circa 1810, Tennessee or Kentucky. Having a nicely figured case with tiger and birdseye grain with inlaid drawer fronts and the backside hinged with single leaf. The case housing two drawers all resti

Circa 1810. Having a circular top over hinged birdcage secured by pin atop turned wood base emitting three scrolling legs. Very nice tigering throughout the grain. H25 3/8" W24" Sold from the collecti

Probably New York, ca. 1810. 28-1/2"h x 5'w x 5'7"l to 13'4-3/4"l Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, publis