AMERICAN CARD TABLE

Antique American card table, mahogany, inlaid. 29 1/2 x 31 1/2 x 15 1/2 (closed) inches; Open: 31 inches].

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

First quarter 19th century, mahogany with pine and cherry secondary. Shaped top, flame mahogany apron and turned and reeded legs. Refinished. 29.5"h. 36.75"w. 17.75"d. Opened 35.5".

Possibly Worcester County, Massachusetts, mid 19th century, mahogany with pine secondary. "D" shaped with rope twist legs, apron has flame grain veneer. Swivel top with leaf. Refinished, some edge wea

DESCRIPTION: C. 1790-1810 American Hepplewhite mahogany card table with string inlay life top. Form consists of four string-inlaid taper square legs that terminate in a Demilune frame with conforming

Nice period flip top with carved legs. From a Larchmont NY estate. - Dimensions: 29" x 36" x18" closed

Mid 19th century. In the Empire to Victorian style, One is walnut, shaped front and sides with turned legs. 27.5"h. 32.5"w. 17''d. Opened 34". And cherry with shaped front and sides with turned legs.

19th century American Hepplewhite card table. Demilune shape top and two swing legs on back. Bellflower and line inlay. Lot is in good condition except for a few missing pieces of band inlay on leg bo

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

American Federal Mahogany Card Table, Lyre Motif, Ca. 1810, H 28" W 36" Depth 18" | Having an octagonal top, opening to measure W 36" X L 36" overall. Presented on a lyre form support on four splay le

AMERICAN EMPIRE MAHOGANY CARD TABLE; 31.5"H X 36"W X 18"D

Card table, American, c. 1800, mahogany and mahogany veneer, oblong flip top with in-cut quarter round corners, conforming frieze, with three conch shell inlays, straight tapered legs, stringing and c

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

DESCRIPTION: American mahogany and other woods inlaid Hepplewhite fold top card table. Circa 1790-1800. Tapered straight legs terminating at the feet in simple cuff inlay. Shaped skirt and conforming

An American Late Federal / Early Classical card table, mahogany and mahogany veneers over pine secondary woods. Rectangular hinged and rotating top with rounded corners over a matching skirted plane,

With ovolo-shaped top and string and bellflower inlay. Circa 1780-1800. Height 29 inches, width 36 inches, depth 17.75 inches.CONDITION:Structurally sound.

Mahogany. New York, 1825. 46x24x30 (48 Open). Some Small Surface Scratches To Top And Scuffs To Feet As Shown In Photos.

with figured maple panels in apron, other inlays, probably New Hampshire; refinished and some repairs, expected age and use wear. 29" high, 36" wide, 17 1/2" deep.

American mahogany Sheraton card table, D-shaped top with reeded edge, on turned and reeded legs, c 1810-20, Philadelphia, 36 "w, 17 3-4" d, 29" h

Circa 1st quarter 19th century. Possibly Philadelphia or Boston, with swiveling folding top over a storage compartment, the apron with brass inlaid panel of an Empire eagle, carved acanthus details in

Late 19th century, mahogany with pine secondary. Bench made in the Baltimore style: top with ovolo corners, tapered legs, line, banded, bellflower and eagle inlays and swing leg. Refinished. 29.75"h.

American Victorian Walnut Card Tablelate 19th century30 x 36 x 19 inches

American Classical mahogany card table, second quarter 19th century, having a single hinged fold top with acanthus carved support ending in paw feet. Dimensions:height closed 28 1/4in; width closed 36

rectangular folding top on a stylized lyre base. Estate condition with considerable wear, some finish and veneer losses. 30" high, 36" wide, 18" deep (36" open). Provenance: Estate of Eloise Hackworth