Rare Five Legged Federal New England Card Table.

DESCRIPTION: New England, possibly New Hampshire, single drop leaf mahogany and inlaid card table. Turned reeded legs with ball feet. Curved front skirt board with inlaid borders. Shaped top with reed

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

The oblong top with serpentine front, ends and ovolu corners, above a conforming frieze with rectangular mahogany inlaid panel centering oval satinwood inlay, flanked by flame mahogany panels, raised

PAIR OF NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY CARD / GAMES TABLE, each with shaped, hinged folding top, raised on square-tapered legs. Pine secondary wood. Each with an old label "PROPERTY OF G.W. ARNOL

Federal Mahogany Card Table, New England 30 x 38 x 18 in. (closed), 30 x 38 x 36 1/4 in. (open) Property from The Joukowsky Collection 

New England late Federal game or card table, manner of Samuel McIntire of Salem, Massachusetts, mahogany primary, white pine secondary. Comprised of a fold-over hinged serpentine top with rounded proj

Federal cherrywood and inlaid mahogany veneered card table, New England, 1800-1820. Provenance: Christie's, New York, "Important American Furniture, Folk Art and Silver" sale, lot 680 (pair realized $

New England Federal Mahogany Banquet Tableearly 19th century, two D-end forms, each with drop leaf and single gate-leg support, the demilune top above a veneered skirt, each table with five ring turne

Two American Federal Line-Strung and Cross-Banded Figured Birch Card Tables, in the Hepplewhite taste, one ca. 1800, New England, the other a 20th-century reproduction, the former table with a gently

American, possibly New England, early 19th century. In the Hepplewhite taste, inlaid mahogany with satinwood and ebony. Demilune form card or games table with flip top, interior with green baize, the

C.1800 NEW ENGLAND HEPPLEWHITE CARD TABLE INLAID (29 3/4' X 36" X 17 3/4")

First quarter-19th century. Simple form in original red paint with incised top edges over single drawer and tapered legs. 29.75"h. 36"w. 17.5"d.

Height 29.5 inches, width 37.5 inches, depth 18.25 inches. Minor veneer loss.

LEE/ROSE NO. 84 CUP PLATE, opaque powder blue with swirled front and back, and silvery sheen to shoulder, plain rim. Extremely rare, only five recorded. New England, probably Boston & Sandwich Glass C

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

ONE-DRAWER CARD TABLENew England, 18th CenturyIn cherry with pine secondary woods. Scissor-hinge lift top. Full-width drawer in apron with wire pulls. Straight fluted legs.Height 28”. Width 36”. D

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)

Boston or possibly Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1800-1810, white floral upholstery with loose down seat cushion, 33-3/4 x 24 x 25 in. Provenance: Private Collection

New England Federal Pembroke table with single drawer on reeded tapering legs, circa 1800-1830 Mahogany and brass Approx. height 29", width 44", depth 34"

FEDERAL PEMBROKE TABLENew England, Circa 1800In cherry. Drawer at one end of apron with a figured maple front. Straight tapered legs.Height 28”. Depth 31". Width 19" with leaves down, and 35" wi

The first pine with square top above a case of two drawers, raised on square tapered legs. The second cherry with oblong top above one drawer, raised on square tapered legs. H: 28.25 in., W: 17.5 in.,

FEDERAL TWO-PART BANQUET TABLENew England, Circa 1820In cherry with bird's-eye maple veneer at skirt. Delicate acanthus-carved legs fitted with brass casters.Height 29". Length 81". Width 45

NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL MAHOGANY STAND TABLE, top featuring turret corners, above two drawers with original wooden knobs, raised on elaborately turned legs terminating in ball feet. Pine secondary wood. R

late 18th century, rectangular drop leaf top, frieze drawer, tapered legs, 28-1/2 x 26 x 16 in. Provenance: Bequest of Mrs. William Sterling Peters, Brooklyn, NY, 1950; Property from the Brooklyn Muse