An English Veneered Walnut Games Table

An English Veneered Walnut Games Table Late 18th/Early 19th Century retains a functioning key. Height 29 x width 31 1/2 x depth 15 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton,

19th Century, Chippendale Style, Flip Top With Banded Edge, Felt Lined Interior With Game Piece Wells, Turreted Frieze, Shell Carved Cabriole Legs, Ball And Claw Feet, Height 29, Width 31, Depth 15.5

English Carved Walnut Games Table, Early 20th c., the rounded corner ogee edge top with a gilt tooled brown leather inset playing surface of an arched skirt, on Queen Anne legs with pad feet, H.- 28 1

38" wide, 29" highcirca 1875

swivel top, felt playing surface, good patina, 35 w x 17 d x 30 h, from Elam Estate

English Victorian Inlaid Burl Walnut Games Table, foldover top with gameboard interior, frieze drawer, turned trestle base, casters, h. 28 1/4 in., w. 20 in., d. 15 in.

A late nineteenth century English Edwardian burl and walnut flip top games table having molded edge oval top. Supported on turned legs with acanthus carved cabriole feet and central turned stretcher e

Circa 1870. Having serpentine top and case with swivel hinged top to fold out as game surface above nicely carved lower frame having brilliant floral carved legs ending in casters. H48 3/4" W42" D17"

Circa 1870. Having a very nicely figured top which is hinged to swivel and open to game surface above lower turned wood frame and stretcher all resting atop four nicely carved legs ending in casters.

with hinged, serpentine top unfolding to a felt-lined surface closed: 36 1/2 inches deep; 17 3/4 inches deep; 29 inches high; open: 35 inches wide

George I Walnut Veneered Dressing Table, English, early 18th C. 28-1/2"h x 30"w x 17-1/2"d

English walnut card table, 19th Century cm 45 (open 90) x 90 x h 74 (inch 17,7 (open 35,4) x 35,4 x h 29,1)

English, Mid to late 19th Century. The serpentine hinged top swiveling and opening to a baize-lined playing surface, above a scalloped skirt, on cabriole legs ending in pointed shaped feet. Height 30

English, 19th century. Burl walnut veneered console table in the William and Mary taste, having parquetry inlay, single-drawer, and rising on trumpet legs with ball feet. Unmarked. Approx. h. 29", w.

A GEORGE II (1727-1760) STYLE WALNUT LEATHER TOP GAMES TABLE, ENGLISH, LAST HALF 18TH CENTURY, of Pembroke form, the rectangular top with shaped corners, opens over a swing leg, to an inset brown leat

4 PIECE LOT OF FURNITURE CONSISTING OF A BURL WALNUT ENGLISH SUNDERLAND TABLE, DEMILUNE QUEEN ANNE CHILD'S GAMES TABLE, LOUIS XV STYLE WALNUT FAUTEUIL, COUNTRY ENGLISH OAK BESIDE COMMODE; 27"H X 18"DI

English, 19th C. also fitted with a sewing basket. 28-3/4"h x 30-1/2"w x 16-3/4"d Provenance: Property from a Private Rumson, NJ Collection

19th century English walnut crotch grain veneered chamber pot table, 13" H x 13" diameter. Provenance: Palm Beach, Florida estate.

English. Circa 1860. The rosewood veneered circular tilting top, with a carved recessed pierced pendant frieze, the carved columnar turned standard with flowers and a band large beads, on leaf-carved

20th century, figured walnut-banded top over a burlwood veneered skirt, set with two chip drawers on cabriole legs, 29-1/2 x 30 x 15 in.

19th C. English Georgian Style Flip Top Game Table with Inlaid Top of Walnut Cross Banding and Round Corners, Intricate Interlacing Inlay of Mahogany with a Burl Walnut Field, Knife Hinges Open the To

A flip top walnut console table that converts to a dining or games table. The hinged top flips and slides sideways on the base to be centered over the carved and veneered skirt over four Chippendale l

Green leather inset top with tooled gilt detail and six chip holders.Turned pedestal support.Four reeded and splayed legs with brass casters. Walnut, Leather, BrassDimensionsHeight 28"Diameter 56"

English, first half 19th century. A carved walnut bagtelle board, converted into a coffee table with a single drawers, opening to reveal a green baize game board, retting atop a later walnut base. Wit