English Rosewood Envelope Games Table

Late 19th Century, Regency Taste With String Inlay, Four Triangle Leaves, Square Legs, Medial Shelf, Brass Cuffs And Casters, Height 29, Closed Width 20, Depth 20 Inches. Wear To Finish And Veneer Com

An Edwardian rosewood envelope games table. Having rotating top with inlaid leaves opening to green felt and one drawer and medial shelf with gallery. Table measured open: 29.25" x 31" x 31" Ht: 29.25

1st item - English rosewood games table in the classical style, oval top with conforming dovetailed drawer underside, pull out framed checkerboard with alternating rosewood and satinwood squares below

Circa 1830. Having a very nicely grained top which swivels and opens to game surface above charming bead molding all resting in brilliantly carved base on four paw feet atop casters. H28 1/4" W40" D20

Circa 1830. Having a very fine figured top which swivels to open for gaming with compartment to house pieces within atop lower case having acanthus carved tips to the front freeze above turned wood fl

Circa 1840. Having a brilliantly grained top and lower frame with swivel top hinged to open as gaming surface over octagonal base over a well figured lower segment emitting four handsomely carved feet

English Edwardian mahogany inlaid Hepplewhite style envelope game table with quatrefoil flip top exposing chip pockets and felt gaming surface having one drawer frieze and raised platform stretcher; 3

Regency or Hepplewhite, c.1800, Rosewood veneer, the rectangular top with removable inset leather surface, reversing to a felt lined playing surface, the interior with a backgammon board, with frieze

A nineteenth century English William IV rosewood games table raised on carved standard and four legs terminating into scroll feet. The top opens to reveal green felt surface. When open, the table meas

On octagonal pedestal base, with scrolling acanthus feet. Flip top rotates to reveal compartment. Beautifully figured wood. Dimensions: H 29" x W 36" x D 17.75" (closed) Condition: Top slightly bowed.

A GEORGE V MAHOGANY ENVELOPE TOP GAMES TABLE, ENGLISH, 1910-1936, the swivel top divided into four, each opening with an interior dished games piece storage, centering a green baize playing surface, o

English Victorian card or game table, 19th c., a rectangular top folding open to an inset circular felt surface, all rising on a bulbous octagonal pedestal with a quadripartite base on inward scrolled

English Regency flip top game table in rosewood. On pedestal quadriped base with paw feet. 19th century. 29"h x 39"w x 19"d, top open measures 38"

early 19th century, mahogany, rosewood, ebony, mixed woods, rectangular form with sliding checkerboard inlaid top opening to reveal a divided backgammon playing surface with finished side to top, sing

The rectangular hinged satinwood rosewood banded tops with polychrome floral decoration and crimson felt playing surface above floral decorated frieze and tapering bellflower legs ending in spade feet

with pierced brass gallery to shaped drop leaves, the top a reversible sliding chess and cribbage game board to one side, plain on the other side; the interior with tooled leather backgammon board, br

English Rosewood Table Clock. 4 in. silvered dial signed “Debois, 10 Brownlow St., London” has black painted Roman hour numerals; quality brass 8 day double fusee spring driven movement signed “

Late George III Inlaid Rosewood Games Table 30 1/4 x 35 1/4 x 17 3/4 in. (closed); 29 1/2 x 35 x 35 3/4 in., (open).

Regency Brass-Inlaid Rosewood Games Table In the manner of George Oakley, first quarter 19th century The hinged top with panels of foliage and pinwheels opening to a baize-lined playing surface and ro

Regency Burl Yew and Rosewood Games Table Fitted with felt interior, raised on casters. 29 1/4 x 35 1/2 x 36 in. (open), 30 x 36 x 17 3/4 in. (closed). With tag for Mallet at Bourbon House Ltd.

Late Regency Rosewood Games Table second quarter 19th century, the banded and hinged rectangular top opening to a baize-lined interior, above a conforming paneled frieze, raised on a U-form support to

French Louis XV style rosewood games tables, 19th c., the lift top with inset leather surface, reversing to a felt-lined playing surface, the interior with an inlaid trictrac/ backgammon board, two sm

19th century British colonial rosewood games table

William IV rosewood games table, circa 1830, having a rectangular flip top with Moroccan gilt embossed blotter, opening to a burgundy baize (replaced), rising on a tapering reeded standard ending in a