CA. 1770 PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE TEA TABLE

Chippendale mahogany tilt-top tea table, a round two board dish top in finely figured mahogany, on a turned and compressed ball standard ending in talon and ball feet. 29”H x 31.25” dia..

Philadelphia Chippendale walnut tea table circa 1770, with circular dish top, turned shaft and ball and claw feet. 27.5"h x 34.5"dia

A Chippendale carved mahogany tilt-top tea table Philadelphia, PA, circa 1770 Dish top, bird cage, belted suppressed ball, cabriole legs ending in ball-and-claw feet. (H: 30 in. Dia: 33 1/2 in.)Qty: (

Centennial Philadelphia Chippendale Mahogany piecrust tea table with nicely carved stem and ball and claw feet

A Philadelphia Chippendale carved mahogany tilt-top tea table, third quarter 18th century, with bird cage, raised on a tapered turned pedestal with suppressed ball, on cabriole legs terminating in pad

late 19th century, carved pie crust top and pedestal base, 29 x 33-1/2 x 33-3/4 in.

18th C. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany pie crust tea table with a single-board top with pie crust edge and birdcage support over a shell, leaf and bellflower-carved base, terminating in ball and cl

Pennsylvania, 18th century, highly figured single board dish top tilting on birdcage support with ring and baluster turned standard, finely carved ball and claw feet, 28 x 33-1/4 x 33 in. Provenance:

Height 27.75 inches, diameter of top 32.5 inches.

Fine Philadelphia Chippendale Carved Cherrywood Tripod Tea Table, c. 1760-1780, dished top above birdcage, turned standard arched legs, ball and claw feet, h. 29 1/2 in., dia. 35 in., Provenance: H. L

Circa 1770-1780, Irish mahogany table with fine serpentine dish top with raised fret work aprons resting on straight legs with open fret work corners. 45w x 25 1/4d x 31 3/4h.

Circa 1770, likely Maine or Massachusetts. The table having its original one board top with shaped edge above base configured to tilt and on a nicely turned base leading down to three well shaped legs

Pennsylvania walnut Chippendale tea table with a molded edge top, circa 1770-80. Probably south central Pennsylvania Chippendale table, third quarter 18th century. The ball and claw feet with correct

Ca. second half 20thC. Very good with no breaks or missing wood. Finish is overall even and complete. Sturdy and well made, this may be a bench made table. The pierced gallery appears to be hand cut s

Chippendale Walnut Tilt-top Tea Table Philadelphia, 1760-80 The circular dished top above a birdcage support and turned 'suppressed ball' post on tripod base of cabriole legs ending in webbed claw-and

Philadelphia, stamped Margolis, one board top. 29-1/4"h x 33"dia.

period Chippendale ca 1770 rare Newport, RI mahog card table w fluted legs & old surface - rare desirably diminutive size - 29 1/2" tall x 31" wide x 15" deep

British, circa 1770, the mahogany top with a curvilinear front edge over a conforming frieze, raised on Marlborough supports, the rear pair swinging out to support the top when open. Repairs, splits,

18th c Chippendale piecrust tilt top tea table. Philadelphia, birdcage, mahogany scalloped pie crust top. 45 3/4" tilted up.

attributed to Massachusetts, circa 1770, with highly figured mahogany single board top with pie crust molding, turned and spiral carved support, tripod base with ball and claw feet, 28-3/4 x 31 x 31-3

A Chippendale carved walnut dressing table Philadelphia, PA, circa 1770 Rectangular top, single drawer, carved brackets, straight legs. (H: 29 in. W: 36 in. D: 14 3/4 in.)Qty: (1) Provenance

Probably Philadelphia, circa 1770; with well carved ball and claw feet. 28 in. H., 48 in. L., 19 in. W. with a pair of 19 in. leaves From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.

Circa 1770, Britain or America, possibly Southern. The one board top having a pie crust edge with exceptionally carved floral and acanthus detail resting on birdcage atop nicely carved base with three

with leaf and rope carved bulbous turned shaft, acanthus carved legs ending in ball and claw feet, circa 1770. 28" high, 34" diameter. Some restorations. Provenance: Harry Arons, Inc; Dr. Harlan Angie