Mahogany Card Table with Five Reeded Legs, NY, Phyfe School, circa 1810

American Federal relief carved mahogany card table. The double-elliptical crotch mahogany book-matched veneered hinged top above a central pedestal with foliate and swag carved detail terminating on four fluted cabriole legs and brass lion paw cups on casters. This card table is illustrated in "Four Centuries of American Furniture" Oscar P. Fitzgerald, pp.93 " The richly grained mahogany top takes a double-elliptic shape. The top rotates to rest on the skirt, which encloses a storage space for game equipment...

An antique game table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe offers flame mahogany construction with folded top over foliate carved column and raised on convex fluted legs terminating in cast...

- Exquisite antique Regency card table in rosewood - We date this fine specimen to circa 1810 - Also features brass inlay - Top opens out to reveal green bieze playing surface - ...

Very rare antique English mahogany period Geo. III triple folding shaped top card table. This is a particularly rare triple folding games table with the first opening revealing a ...

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

American Chippendale Mahogany dish top tea table with a turned bulbous carved ringed pedestal resting on tripod slipper feet with brass casters, Mid 18th century. Secondary wood cons...