18th Tea Table

Mahogany George II Irish card table with fold over top. With carved cabriolet legs, claw feet. The

way of supporting a card or tea table when open, as it forms a complete table with a leg in each

A pair of mid-18th century small scale mahogany card tables, the folding tops opening to reveal

A superb George III mahogany inlaid demilune card table Measures: Height 29.5" (75cm) Width 38

English Georgian Chippendale mahogany piecrust tilt top table. The single board top is beautifully

Sheraton period, a fine pair of George III period mahogany ‘D’ shaped card tables, the finely

George II period mahogany fold-over card table, the rectangular top with projecting shaped rounded

Height: 78.74(cms)31.00(inches) Width: 76.20(cms) 30.00(inches) Depth: 41.40(cms) 16.30(inches)

While tables such as this are called card or game tables originally they were used in early America

A fine English George III satinwood card table, attributed to Henry Holland, London, circa 1800

This is a beautiful example of Newport's interpretation of the serpentine card table. They come in

cabaret, used in the period to serve coffee and tea. This table was part of the fine French furniture

George III period satinwood demilune card table with elaborate marquetry inlays, the central

Attributed to Baltimore, Maryland, late 18th century. Mahogany and mahogany veneer with poplar, oak

Hinged D-shape drop leaves, floral painted cross banded border, single drawer on bellflower-painted tapered legs, ending in brass casters.

A finely inlaid satinwood serpentine top games table bearing the makers stamp of "WILLIAMSON + SONS

A most attractive and original pair of George III period satinwood card tables. Crossbanded edges

An elegant George III period mahogany card table of D form. Beautifully figured timbers with

A beautiful Federal mahogany card table with wonderful banding and inlay. The string inlay

The top lined with lined with trompe l'oeil needlepoint depicting a card game. Very refined piece featuring double serpentine shape, ribbon carved frieze, shell carved cabriole legs ...

The rectangular top inset with sueded pigskin and tilting on a ratchet as well as hinged and opening to reveal a finely-fitted cedar wood interior within the case, flanked by candle ...

A fine George III Sheraton period mahogany & burr yew serpentine card table of wonderful faded

An elegant Irish George III Mahogany silver table of excellent size with dished top, carved shell

A Georgian rosewood fold-over card table by Thomas Hope with brass inlay on a hexagonal inverted

Mid-Georgian concertina card table executed in a richly grained mahogany. Note the serpentine fold

A boldly figured golden mahogany fold-over games table, on a foliate carved and brass strung lyre

Circa 1750 English George II mahogany fold-over game table.

padouk was frequently identified as rosewood in the 18th Century.

English 18th century. A fine pair of George III marquetry inlaid satinwood demi-lune card tables

Late George III period mahogany and satinwood banded card table. The top with wide satinwood

A fine example of a George II red walnut pad foot card table with lappet carved legs and a single

A good George III period satinwood card table the edge crossbanded in kingwood with boxwood inlay

Rare George III period D-end card table in finely figured elm. With burr elm panels. Very good

English George II Chippendale period mahogany card table with ridged cabriole legs, carved ball and

A fine pair of George III Sheraton period demilune card tables, veneered with the finest West

A quite exceptional pair of George III period satinwood card tables. With marquetry and parquetry

, pg. 297, under “Superior”: “This table exhibits perfection in modeling and flawless proportions. The

Rare Chippendale Period Mahogany Kettle Stand, having a beautifully figured octagonal flame grain solid mahogany top with cock beaded gallery, above a spiral carved and finely turned...

18th century mahogany tea table with good original color and condition, circa 1770.

A most unusual 18th century Georgian mahogany tea table with a superbly carved decorative top

18th century mahogany tea/side table, the back leg pulls out to support the hinged rectangular top

Great French Regence tea table from the 18th Century, in bleached fruitwood with lightly limed

An 18th century Dutch mahogany tea table. Inlaid with fruitwood. Drawer in frieze, on cabriole legs

Exceptional 18th century Flemish blond mahogany tea table in the French taste, with tray top

18th century French LouisXV/XVI transition period walnut games/tea table with cabriole legs, circa

Pair of 18th century Chinese rectangular hardwood tall think black lacquer tea tables with

English solid yewwood tilt-top tea table.

An 18th century mahogany demilune tea table with fold over top enclosing a storage well. The double

LATE 18TH CENTURY RUSTIC FOLDING TEA TABLE. HAND TURNED BASE WITH TRIPLE PIERCED CENTRALFOT

Chippendale mahogany tea table, circa 1780

A beautiful Chippendale mahogany folding tea table. Standing on four cabriole legs with raised

A beautiful Chippendale mahogany folding tea table. Standing on four cabriole legs with raised

A great George III period walnut round pedestal table. Standing on four pad feet. The beautifully

An Extraordinarily Rare 18th century English Palladian Giltwood and Lacquer Tea or Side Table, the

Rare late 18th century French children's lacquered folding tea table with chinoiserie decoration

18th century mahogany antique folding tea table. This table stands on four square taper legs

An 18th century American painted tea table in wonderful old, chalky blue paint, the octagonal top