American Tea Table

A rare and sophisticated mid-18th century Irish American black walnut tea table of superb, original patina and unusual inlaid bird decoration.

Good quality crossbanded, line and shell inlaid mahogany tea table. American manufacture.

A rare and desirable form, with its tray top and the carving finished in order to be seen from all sides, the cabriole legs terminate in very well carved ball and claw feet. The knee...

Mahogany side or tea table with veneered tripod base supporting solid mahogany columns and top. Refinished at some point and recently polished. Table height, would make a great night...

An American folding chess and game table decorated with foil paper from the interior lining paper of cigarette boxes.

An American Sheraton card table dating to circa 1840. Made of mahogany and featuring spiral turned legs. The card table measures approximately 36" W x 18" D x 30" H.

The square top in faux shagreen with lacquered banding.

A vasiform baluster pedestal with birdcage sits atop a very graceful tripod base with each leg terminating in a slender ball and claw foot. An especially robust forged iron spider is...

This American Mid-Century Modern two-tier occasional table features a top of bright matte white Arborite veneer (A material first invented in 1948) contrasted with a rim and second s...

A handsome medium toned cherry three board top with a tight moulded edge, resting on a baluster base with multiple turnings, most notably the banded sphere anchoring the standard. Th...

Nice oak top table with associated base. Base has brass feet. The top is 29" x 29" with inlays. One is a little raised. Some scratches and wear. It is 28.75" high.

This mahogany card table is supported by two balanced columns on circular plinths, both of which are supported by four elaborately carved hairy paw feet. The top is composed of highl...

A card table from Baltimore painted with original painted and gilded classical scenes of ruins in a romantic landscape both on the front and side aprons. This example has highly deve...

This is a fine example of the American Classical idiom by one of the best known shops in Rhode Island. The New York school uses a single column on each end of the card table, as in o...

This is a truly exceptional card table in many ways. The lyre is quite a bit larger than ordinarily seen and is developed, with respect to carving, a tad more than other examples: se...

This is no ordinary classical card table. It is defined by the wonderfully carved pineapple which constitutes its central column and is the key to the Astens attribution. The top of ...

This is a voluptuous well carved classical card table, with a magnificent carved pineapple column. The carving is absolutely of the highest order, with vigorously conceived paw feet ...

This card table is in the French restoration style which was in vogue during the 1820s in New York and found little expression in other urban areas. More than others American cities ...

This is a large-sized gutsy card table of the best carving and wood quality. Note the very deep acanthus carving on the legs, it's the best. If that weren't enough, the brass casters...

This table is the most developed and elaborate of this school of “trick leg tables”. The term “trick leg” is used because the rear legs cant backwards to create a symmetrical tripod ...

This card table is an exceptional example of American Classical design, with highly skilled carving and reminiscent of work being done in New York during the late Phyfe period and th...

This table is representative of a grouping of Salem tables we’ve handled through the years. An example with the basket of fruit can be seen in the image below. This table has exc...

This is a superb classical table with strong deeply carved column supported by dolphins that span the width of the table graciously. These elements retain their original surface. The...

From a design point, this is an exceptional card table with rarely seen columnar base. The design statement is striking with a "cannon ball" shaped base below a tapered col...

We have sold a number of these tables, as they appear to be quite popular. What impressed us with this table is the magnificent reeded central column. This is hand-carved, and in our...

The form looks to Greek Classical design with its stylized cradle support for the upper case. It relates to a slightly earlier piece in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (see below) wh...

A beautiful, brass and glass, vintage, bar or tea cart made for the Design Institute of America (DIA), circa 1970.

American walnut one board tilt-top pedestal tea table, Chester County Pennsylvania, circa 1770.

An exceptional, expandable, brass and glass bar or tea cart by Milo Baughman for design institute of America, circa 1970. Double the space for serving.

This is a beautiful example of a mid-18th century American tilt-top tea table that was most probably created in Salem, Massachusetts.

American 18th Century New York Chippendale mahogany tripod tea-table with bird cage support having exception flame grain to the solid piece of mahogany on top on a well shaped colum...

American Chippendale Mahogany pie crust tilt top tea table with fluted spiral center column, carved graduated acanthus legs, and resting on claw and ball feet, Mid-18th century.

American Chippendale mahogany one board tilt-top tea table with a carved floral scalloped edge, turned bulbous spiral ringed pedestal, and terminating on a tripod base with floral ac...

American mahogany one board hinged top single-drawer card table with original brass pulls, satinwood string inlay, corner patera's, and terminating on squared tapered legs with spade...

American Empire parlor table, circa late 1800s. Surface is supported by a pedestal base with scroll feet. Impressive mahogany burl grain and rich tone. Conservative restoration was...

American Mid-Century Modern Square Card, Game / Breakfast Table by Knoll Bearing the Knoll International label this Maple card, game or dining table is in its original condition. ...

American mahogany flip-top demilune game table with satinwood inlaid patera top, Tulip wood cross banding, leather interior, corner patera side panels and terminating on tapered squa...

American Victorian mahogany veneer console game table with flip top and carved scroll legs. Measures: 30.5" H x 34.5" W x 18.5" D. In good antique condition with patina, wear consist...

***Inquire About Reduced In-House Delivery Rates - Reliable Professional Service & Fully Insured*** American Empire Mahogany Game Table in the Manner of Quervelle with Foliate Carved...

American Federal Inlaid Mahogany Serpentine Card Table, circa 1800, Baltimore of Philadelphia, with flip over top and gate leg extension. Extended: 28.25" H x 40.25" W x 36" D. Prove...

An antique American Empire classical card table offers mahogany construction with flip top surmounting garoon and acanthus carved skirt, raised on acanthus balustrade column with bas...

Antique 19th century, mahogany bookmatch veneered game table featuring rectangular serpentine form with a flip top game surface supported by lyre-form base.  

An example of the very fine craftsmanship of the Baltimore furniture center, the cabinet work of this table is pristine and of the highest quality. Using full board mahogany for both...

An exquisite American Empire flame mahogany paw foot game table, circa 1830s. Features a rectangular top that flips open to a square form with circular crotched veneer center. The to...

Pair of Federal mahogany serpentine inlaid card tables.

American mahogany one board demilune game table with a hinged top, oval inlays, rear gate leg, and terminating on satinwood string inlaid tapered legs. Secondary wood consist of whit...

Pair of American mahogany flip top card tables with baize interior top, turned bulbous floral pedestal, and terminating on reeded saber legs with original brass casters. Philadelphi...

A crisp and vibrant card table reproduced in the American Federal style of Baltimore, this is a beautiful presentation piece that probably originates from the middle of the 20th Cent...

This is an exceptional work of art, an American Chippendale Mahogany Card Table from Pennsylvania circa the last quarter of the 18th Century, likely crafted between 1775-85. It is re...

A lovely American Queen Ann style tea table in mahogany with one-piece round tilt-top on a spiral-vase turned column resting on three out-swept cabriole legs on Dutch snake head feet.

Pair of American Sheraton mahogany one board flip-top card tables with reeded bulbous legs and original brass ball casters. Tables have a gate leg to support tops when open. New York...

John and Thomas Seymour Attribution, American Sheraton, Serpentine Inlaid Card Table, Boston, 1810 American Sheraton mahogany hinged top serpentine card table with figured cross ban...

Pair of American Sheraton mahogany serpentine hinged top game tables with one board tops, outset corners with acanthus carved motif, carved molded edge skirt, swivel hinged gate leg...

William Birch for Liberty and Co. A good quality sturdy Arts & Crafts oak fold over card table with precise mitred corners to the top on splayed ring turned legs united by an H-stre...

Beechwood stained, round brass-base, chased with Hammer-finish, four collumnar table-legs, on four corners extendible chips-bowls in brass - compare haberfeld table, knize tables.

Antique English Georgian card / game / tea entry table. Made from mahogany featuring rectangular demilune form with satinwood inlaid flip top supported by square tapered legs. Once ...

Wonderful antique Regency quality rosewood card table, having a quality rosewood fold over top with a carved edge opening to reveal a baize interior, supported by a reeded carved sol...