Exceptional Chippendale Carved Mahogany Tea Table

British or American, 18th century, with figured, single board pie crust top tilting over a birdcage support with baluster turned columns, the tripod base set with a fluted and leaf carved baluster fo

Chinese Chippendale Hand Carved Mahogany Tea Table.Measures 28 inches x 33 inches x 22 inches.

America, late 18th century. dish top with pie crust edge on hinged support resting on turned and carved pedestal emitting three cabriole legs with pad feet. H27 1/2" Dia.29"

Chinese Chippendale Carved Mahogany Tea Tables: Great pair of Chinese Chippendale style end tables. Great craved tables measuring 22 inches tall, and the table top is 18 inches square.

Pennsylvania, 1760-1780 28-1/2"h x 33-3/4"dia Provenance: Dana Tillou, Buffalo, New York; Property from a Connecticut Gentleman

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: (

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE CARVED MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TEA TABLE, shaped two-board top with molded pie-crust edge over a turned bird cage above a fluted standard resting on spiraled urn, raised on a tripodal b

A Chippendale style carved mahogany tea table having a pie crust top. Supported on bulbous pedestal with acanthus leaf carved tripod legs having ball and claw feet. Ht: 30" Dia: 36"

Early 20th century. Circular top with pie crust edge on turned and carved pedestal to carved cabriole legs with talon feet. H29" Dia. 30" Collection of a South Carolina Gentleman.

34 1/4 in. round tilting dish top, flute and scroll carved base with three cabriole legs, 28 in. H.

33 3/4 in. round tilting dish top on urn carved stand with three cabriole legs ending in ball and claw feet, 30 1/2 in. H.

Chippendale-Style Carved Mahogany Tea Table, scalloped dished top, fluted vasiform stem, acanthus and shell carved arched trifed legs, h. 27 1/2 in., dia. 24 in Condition: Overall structurally sound.

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 dense highly figured and scalloped carved one board top, tipping with bird cage support on associated urn carved ball and claw foot base. 27 1/4" high, 32" diameter. Light fading to top, cracking

Mid 18th century, Edenton, North Carolina or British. The piece having a very nicely figured two board top above box hinged to tilt and rotate housing pin to remove the top then continuing down to han

Chippendale Style Carved Mahogany Tilt-Top Tea Table. 27-1/2"h. x 31-1/2"diam. Condition: Good with wear.

Circa 1770, Massachusetts. Having a one board pie crust top with birdcage below atop a turned and swirl carved base emitting three handsome legs. H27 3/8" W29"

18th century elements, pie crust top tilting over birdcage support, set on ring and baluster turned pedestal base with slipper feet, 28 x 27 x 27 in. Provenance: Private Georgia Collection

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

English Chippendale carved mahogany tilt-top tea table, pie crust top with bird cage support, turned standard, three splayed cabriole legs with carved shell and leaf knees, ending in paw feet. 28" H x

Antique American Chippendale Style Carved Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tablein the Philadelphia manner, 19th century, one board top with relief carved scalloped pie crust edge, batten and bird-cage support w

20th century, with pie crust top tilting on a birdcage support, on a leaf carved tripod stand with ball and claw feet, 30 x 28 x 27-1/2 in. Provenance: Collection of C.L. Prickett

Henkel Harris, Chippendale Style Carved Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tablelate 20th century, finish no 29, pie crust top with molded edge, birdcage, acanthus leaf and urn standard, tripod base with acanthus

Possibly Anglo Indian early 19th century. The piece is crafted of a dense and heavy rich mahogany with a nicely carved top and base in the Chippendale style. Sold from the collection of a Low Country,