Attributed Thomas Day, Mahogany Card Table

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

attributed Thomas Day, Pair of Mahogany Side TablesCaswell County, North Carolina, mid 19th century, rectangular single board top, stylized harp form supports with shaped front and back stretcher on c

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

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 Thomas Day, Mahogany WardrobeCaswell County, North Carolina, mid-19th century, mahogany veneer, poplar and white pine secondary, multi part form, bold two tiered ogee cornice with an applie

THOMAS DAY STYLE EMPIRE MAHOGANY TABLE WITH WHITE MARBLE TOP - 35" x 21" x 30 1/2"

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Maryland, attributed to the shop of John Shaw, Annapolis, circa 1800, with figured, bookmatched shaped mahogany top with molded edges, above a serpentine line inlaid skirt, with single dovetailed draw

follower of JOHN (1738-1818) AND THOMAS SEYMOUR (1771-1848) A FEDERAL REVIVAL INLAID MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, LAST QUARTER 19TH CENTURY, in the Boston taste, the serpentine, rectangular top with ovolo sha

Attributed to Wm. Hook. Serpentine flip-over top above conforming flame mahogany apron, raised on fine carved acanthus leaf and reeded frontal legs, reeded rear legs one of which swings to accommodate

The period example attributed to Charleston, South Carolina with diamond inlaid skirt and lightwood line inlaid top, legs and skirt. Along with a similar Centennial example. Please note finger joint o

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

Attributed to Thomas Day, North Carolina, circa 1840. The handsome set of carved heart back chairs are an iconic form of Days. The set is very sturdy and has quality upholstery. H34" each

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

Attributed to Thomas Day. The set having the cutout heart at center of back rail emitting acanthus carved and with scrolling legs and upholstered seats. Sold from a Wilmington, North Carolina family.

Circa 1850. Possibly by Thomas Day working in Caswell Co, North Carolina. The conforming pair having nicely figured mahogany with scrolling base and atop casters. H30" W36 1/8" D17 7/8" Sold from the