Attributed Seymour Card Table

Sheraton Massachusetts mahogany serpentine card table, triple panel in front frieze. Attributed to Seymour. Ted Fuehr provenance. Dimensions: 29.5" Height x 35" Width x 17.5" Depth

Tiger maple and mahogany. Height 29.5 inches, width 36 inches, depth 17.75 inches. Repaired break to front right leg, age cracks to veneer.

Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour or one of their contemporaries, Boston. The rear rail bears a Levy Gallery label. 29"h x 36"w x 17-1/8"d Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, New York Provenance:

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

Serpentine top with offset reeded legs carved with acanthus leaves and raised on ball feet. 30 x 36 x 17 inches.

Circa 1800-15 American Mahogany Card Table, attributed to John Needles, Baltimore, MD, of exceedingly dense mahogany with bookmatched highly figured inlaid bowfront frieze, set on ring turned and ribb

CIRCA 1785 CARD TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO JOSEPH SHORT, NEWBURYPORT, MA., TAPERED LEG, APPEARS TO BE ORIGINAL FINISH, 36 X 17.5 X 28T

Horner attributed marquetry inlaid center / game table, with inlaid skirt and top, carved claw feet, the top flips to expose games side with a hinged compartment and fitted interior for cards and chip

Early 19th c. carved mahogany card table. Attributed to Anthony Quervelle, Philadelphia. 37 1/2" x 18" x 30".

SEYMOUR SCHOOL FEDERAL CARD TABLENorth Shore of Massachusetts, First Quarter of the 19th CenturyIn mahogany. Paneled molded skirt. Base with four reeded columnar supports and an acanthus-carved stretc

Renaissance revival card table attributed to Herter Brothers, various scratches, veneer damage, needs restoration, 36" by 17.25" (closed), height is 29"

New England Federal Inlaid Mahogany Card Tableattributed to Rhode Island, circa 1800, white pine secondary, solid shaped bow-front hinged top with gate-leg support, triple line inlay to top edges, bow

Early 19th c. Block End Bow Front Card Table, attributed to the shop of Duncan Phyfe, with arc and disc inlaid mahogany veneer top, conforming skirt with bird's-eye maple frieze, on bold ring and urn

Y A GEORGE III SATINWOOD AND POLYCHROME PAINTED DEMI-LUNE CARD TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO S & H JEWELL OF LONDON, CIRCA 1790The hinged top opening to a baize inset playing surface72cm high, 91cm wide, 45cm d

Southern Federal Mahogany Inlaid Card Tableattributed to Eastern Virginia, circa 1800, mahogany veneer, white pine or spruce secondary, solid mahogany demilune hinged top with gate-leg support, edge w

Philadelphia, circa1825; mahogany flip-top card table attributed to Anthony Quervelle (1789-1865) of Philadelphia, column, on elaborately gadrooned and carved quatrefoil base, with scroll and paw feet

Walnut handkerchief/ envelope card table, attributed to Theodore Alexander, late 20th c., the square, leather-covered top with four triangular sections, opening to create a 29.5" square top, over a si

Attributed Thomas Day, Mahogany Card TableCaswell County, North Carolina, mid-19th century, mahogany veneer, yellow pine and poplar secondary, rectangular hinged lid swivels to reveal an open game com

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

ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, ATTRIBUTED, INLAID MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD CARD / GAMES TABLE, rectangular hinged-top over single drawer in one end with original brass pull, raised on square legs terminating in o

Pair of flip-top pedestal card tables, with cut brass panel mounts and brass hairy claw feet. Attributed to the Richmond, Virginia area. One table labeled underneath: "Data and Photographs of this Pie

Attributed to Léon Marcotte(French/American, 1824-1887)Card Tablebirds-eye maple, fruitwood inlay, ebonized woodunsigned30 1/2 x 33 1/2 x 18 inches

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

Mahogany Chippendale card table with serptine front, corner brackets and molded legs. A small, secret drawer in the back. Attributed to John Townsend. Date: 18th Century Dimension: 34.5" Length,28.5&#