OUTSTANDING COUNTRY QUEEN ANNE MAPLE TEA TABLE
Probably Rhode Island, Circa 1750
Original two-board oval top with chamfered edges. Simple apron. Turned tapered legs end in pad feet. Remarkable state of preservation.
Height 24.75". Top 34" x 27.75".

Provenance:
Marguerite Riordan, Stonington, Connecticut, February 1, 1996.
The Collection of Nancy & Larry Dickson.

Once fitted with casters, now removed. Overpainted at one point, which has mostly worn away.

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