Chippendale revival card table

Late 19th century mahogany colonial revival Chippendale card table, extension table that extends into dining table (no leaves included), old finish, no repairs, carved legs with claw and ball feet, 30

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

& CARVED KNEES & EDGE (HOUSE LABELLED PHILADELPHIA)33 12" X 33 1/2" OPEN

DOUBLE SWING LEG ACTION, HAIRY PAW FEET & HEAVILY CARVED KNEES (29 3/4"T X 36" W X 17 1/2" D)

SATINWOOD APRON PANELS, STRING & CHECKED CUFF INLAY (29 1/2" TALL X 36 1/4" WIDE)

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

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

19thC Chippendale card table - 35 3/4" wide x 17 1/2" deep (closed) x 29" tall

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&#

rare Chippendale period 18thC mahog card table - 28 1/2" tall x 35 1/2" wide (Chippendale card tables are rare, there are 25 Federal card tables for every 1 Chippendale example)

DESCRIPTION: Chippendale revival table featuring four legs ending in ball and claw feet. Piece is embellished with foliage designs on the skirt and medallions along its edge. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th

EARLY CHIPPENDALE GATELEG CARD TABLE: Early Chippendale single leaf card table; the table opens to reveal a baize-lined game surface with four oval shaped wells and projecting squared corners; the unf

late 18th century, yellow pine secondary, shaped hinged top with molded serpentine front and rear gateleg support, skirt with applied lower molded edge, on four square straight legs with inside chamfe

Chairs (39" x 24" x 20"). From an Alpine New Jersey estate. Dimensions: Table: 30" x 34" x 34" Condition: Good

19th c. Carved Chippendale Style Card Table, flip top with red felt surface, 28 1/2"h x 36"w

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

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

Philadelphia, circa 1755-1775. The rectangular top with outset rounded corners, opening to reveal a felt-lined playing surface with carved counter holders and corner candlestick holders, above a confo

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

DESCRIPTION: An oak Jacobean Revival drop leaf card table by J.B Van Sciver as marked. The form consisting of a trestle or shoe form drop leaf table with an octagonal set of leafs that open for playin

with working drawer in apron. 29" high, 35" wide, 17 1/2" deep; 35" square open. Wear and fading to upper top. Provenance: Collection of McIver-Morgan, NYC & Washington CT. This item must be picked up

American, c. 1770. 28-1/2"h x 36"w x 17-1/2"d

The oblong hinged top with molded edge and turret corners above a conforming frieze with single cockbeaded drawer, raised on cabriole legs carved at the knees with acanthus, terminating in compressed

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