Antique Games

Currently, it would be a great spot to stow your grandkids toys, extra newspapers or games for family night. This remarkable table offers superb craftsmanship, beautiful exotic appea...

Pair of covered pots on white background porcelain decorated with pink family enamels representing on each side Asian figures doing different outdoor activities: kite, gardening, gam...

Storage below top allows for games and accessories to be concealed. 33" x 16" x 30"h, depth including leg when closed is 22", opens to 32.75" x 33".

Made in France in the 1800s, tables such as these would have originally been used to entertain guests for nights of conversation and card games. The richly polished wood of the carve...

Perfect utilized in a breakfast nook, a small intimate dining area, or at that wonderful antique table in the family room you utilize every holiday not only for extra dining but for ...

Ideal for use as an occasional breakfast table, or for playing games on. Good rich colour and patina. Very minor age shrinkage, minor surface marks. 

Use this great table most anywhere, the breakfast room, in the parlor for playing cards or games, or in the front hall as a gueridon holding a grand bouquet of flowers.

This table could be used as a four-seater dining table or a games table, in fact a very useful table with the added facility of being easy to fold down when not in use.

Known as "ta," this type of low-lying daybed was used throughout the home as a portable surface for reclining, playing games, and gathering for food and drink. This 19th-century exam...

A great piece that would look great within any games room or snug room.

Historically, this table would have graced a salon setting and been used for tea, dining and games in combination with a sofa and side chairs, much like today's coffee table.

Masterfully constructed well over a hundred years ago, this extraordinary table would function as not only a desk in the library or home office, but as a perfect table for playing ga...

Napoleon III papier mâché́ box for card games with its original key. The lid is richly decorated with a multicolored bouquet of flowers in a central medallion with a gilt frame.

This commerce continued until 1840, when the games fell from fashion. The shells were ground flat, shaped, polished and engraved - all nearly 300 years ago, and all by hand!

Closed, it makes for an attractive side or lamp table, unfolded ideal as a card, games or tea table. Raised on scrolled feet with hidden roller castors, the tapered column rises f...

Inside the body with free compartment for e.g. games. Dimensions: CM: H 79.5 cm x W 83.7 cm x D 42.5 cm (closed) H 77.5 cm x W 83.7 cm D 84.7 cm (open) Inches: H 31.3 x W 3...

Need to hide magazines, remotes, napkins, games and more? This antique coffee table will be a welcome addition to any modern home.

An English, mahogany and boxwood games or occasional table, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910.

Awesome utilized most anywhere this table would be great utilized as a gueridon, a perfect spot for the tea tray and all it's accroutments, or as an engaging spot to play cards or bo...

A odd little oval wooden games board, possibly cribbage related or marble.

Profusely Inlaid to the top, apron and sides with fruitwoods, ebony & boxwood Tops swivel and flip over to reveal green baize games/playing surface Brass bound top with quality...

George Gibson Bussey of Peckham was a large London manufacturer of high quality equipment for sports and games.

Elegantly storing couture from a recent voyage in the master suite, keeping necessities near the front door in a grand entry foyer, or in the parlor cleverly stowing games, photos, a...

A George III mahogany concertina action card / games table. The concertina action when the table is opened, as shown in the pictures, has an internal slide with a small incorporated ...

John wainwright flourished 1860 - 1869 Painter of large decorative floral still lives and games. He exhibited at the British Institution and R.B.A.

The classic taste of the subject is also accompanied by a pictorial style already close to Liberty, in the sinuous shapes, in the elegant poses, in the games of fluttering fabrics, b...

19th century English fold-over games table made of rosewood in the Regency style.

Placed on top of the kang, low tables provided a convenient surface for dining, drinking tea, or playing games. This early 20th-century kang table is constructed of a fine, dense har...

The perfect round table to comfortably seat four people for dining or games. This agile Dutch tilt top table is made of mahogany and easily converts from upright to flat as needed.

Elegantly storing couture from a recent voyage in the master suite, keeping necessities near the front door in a grand entry foyer, or in the parlor cleverly stowing games, photos, a...

The baize top remains in excellent condition, ideal for cards, chess, or other tabletop games. With its timeless design and practical proportions, this piece functions beautifully as...

Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage games, this display piece not only adds a nostalgic touch but also sparks conversations about leisurely afternoons spent playing croqu...

This extraordinary bonnetiere would be awesome used in a powder room storing towels and toiletries, in a college bound child's tiny dorm room providing abundant storage, or in the fa...

Below the top of the table is a single drawer which when opened reveals storage space for various games including chess and drafts etc. The desk stands on cabriole legs with brass mo...

Large 19th century mahogany 28 snooker cue rack and cues This is a superb piece and a must for the games room, this large mahogany stand is double sided, it can accommodate up to ...

The simple classical form used for card and games would have been a very important piece of furniture in constant use in fine homes at this time, showing there style and class indica...

Equally at home in a lounge, games room, studio or family space, this babyfoot table offers a perfect blend of nostalgia, fun and authentic early 20th-century style.

This 19th century Brazilian peroba wood table, with its rustic charm and square shape, would be a wonderful breakfast or games table (great for a cabin!).

Retaining most of its original painted faux graining, this c. 1860 masterpiece offers one great size deep drawer for stowing anything from games pieces to place-mats and napkins to r...

Beautiful and Charming Antique French Country Oak Trunk, Blanket Box, Storage Chest, Coffer, or Coffee Table~~Exposed Dovetailed Construction~~c. 1890s-1900 Wonderful Louis XV sty...

Placing mats and low tables on the kang, household members could remain warm and cozy while resting, reading or playing games. This kang table provided a welcome surface for reading ...

Found at the center of social activity, square tables such as this were used on a daily basis for dining, serving tea, or playing games. Additional Dimensions: Table apron to flo...

Back leg pulls out to provide support for the flip top games surface and also forms a drawer for storage, of game pieces such as cards and counters.

Back leg pulls out to provide support for the flip top games surface and also forms a drawer for storage, of game pieces such as cards and counters.

Pierre-Joseph Lehaene (reçu maître en 1789) The workshops of Joseph Lehaene were located near the bastille in Paris, his main production was chairs however, evidently he was also ...

This 19th century French Henri II Oak game table represents a clever design that dates back centuries, wherein what appears to be a normal end table actually has a top that flips ope...

In addition to casino equipment the company manufactured fair ground games and shooting galleries.

F.H.Ayres was established in 1810 and manufactured golf and games as early as the 1880s. F.H.Ayres used the 'Maltese Cross' mark from circa 1910, they were eventually bought out by S...

We share what we love, and we love this charming late 19th century reverse glass hand painted games board. With an aged worn surface and gold gilt wooden frame.

The top of the table is banded around the edge and has cross grain mouldings, the top then swivels to reveal storage space for cards and games etc, the top then folds over to reveal ...

This Spanish 19th century leather-wrapped chest with brass accents will make a lovely decorative storage piece, perhaps in a bedroom or living area to hold blankets or family board g...

Box with curved profiles and flat lid with hinges made of silver in its color and gilded, decorated on the outside with a slight relief of moldings and architectural, plant and figur...

Antique French chest blanket box trunk gothic carved oak coffee table storage ~Direct from France~ ~Lovely antique French oak trunk/chest features three Gothic tracery carved pan...

This French 19th century round-shaped iron table, with 42" diameter stone top, would well as a small dining or card and games table for your porch, patio, or sun-room.   

Game table complete with two drawers placed on opposite sides of the chessboard (see photo) of limited size, ideal for storing pawns and board games. Furniture in patina, shows some ...

Antique lithographed board games pair up fantastically with collections of wooden, paint-decorated game boards.

This table may be utilized as originally intended or it would also function well as a small breakfast, games, or end table, too. This is truly a marvelous table, don't miss it!!