Ball And Claw Tea Table

in ball and claw feet on the front legs, the rear set "plain but neat", beautiful wooden top

1920s walnut serpentine card table with green baise and supported by carved cabriol legs with claw

stylized shells and ending in a claw-and-ball foot.

carvings and the wonderful color. The top edge is carved, as are the legs which sit on claw and ball

carvings and the wonderful color. The top edge is carved, as are the legs which sit on claw and ball

Pair of English burled walnut card tables .Ball and claw feet and carved knees

George II Mahogany Card Table - the baize lined fold-over top with outset corners above a frieze

19th century Chippendale influenced mahogany card table with genuine wells standing on ball and

the knees, terminating in claw and ball feet. We have had this re-polished, the condition of the wood

19th century Irish mahognay fold over card table on cabriole legs ending in ball and claw feet.

Boldy Carved Ball and Claw Feet. Circa 1920 The Top of The Legs Having Carved Leaves etc. The Back of

diaper marquetry design. The legs end with a proper claw and ball foot.

wells . Elegantly curved legs ending in a ball and claw foot, England, circa 1760 29" H x 35" W x

Clean and elegant Edwardian card table in mahogany Half round - demi lune form - with ball and claw

the knee and standing on ball and claw feet. Green playing baize is faded and ideally in knee of

walnut legs gave shell carvings on the tops plus well defined claw & ball feet. This table is finished

the knee and standing on ball and claw feet. Green playing baize is faded and ideally in knee of

the knee and standing on ball and claw feet. Green playing baize is faded and ideally in knee of

fronts terminating on claw and ball feet. The rear having a gate leg back leg which opens to support the

cabriole legs on giltwood claw and ball feet. Measures: Height: 29". Width: 32". Depth: 16".

walnut legs are carved at the tops & have very defined claw & ball feet. There is a concealed compartment

, presumably for cards and counters. The carved cabriole legs on ball and claw feet are adorned to the

An impressive tea table drawing inspiration from Colonial and Chippendale styling, circa second

GEORGE II DROP LEAF TABLE OVER BALL AND CLAW FEET England, Mid 18th Century This table is

mask ring handles, raised on brass ball-and-claw feet. The hinged lid top opens to reveal a

an English George III mahogany tilt top tea table with pie crust edge, acanthus leaves and bell

George II style mahogany side tea table with carved apron raised cabriole tapered legs ending in

four cabriole legs with fine shell and husk carvings to knees and with ball and claw feet. Sold by

cabriole legs with carved knees and ending on flattened ball and claw feet.

A vintage Chippendale style tea table offers mahogany construction with shaped pie crust top over

Vintage English Georgian Chippendale mahogany pie crust tilt-top tea table. Item features pie crust

This is an antique, Victorian tea table dating to circa 1900. Based around symmetrical anchors

18th-century English tea table with a molded rectangular top featuring raised edges. The apron is

on Chippendale-influenced cabriole legs terminating on ball-and-claw feet. England, circa mid-19th

Chippendale style tea table offers mahogany construction with clip corner tilt-top having ruffled rim and

Good English 18th century tea table, the dished and lobed scalloped top fashioned from a single

crust edge table. Elegant shape and proportions with the classic carved legs with ball and claw feet

Mahogany Pie Crust Ball and Claw Georgian Chippendale Style tilt-top Tea Table. Item includes a

carved center baluster with tripod claw and ball feet.

style. The whole piece is supported on bent legs with claw-and-ball feet. The apron sides are concave

A fine walnut George I period table with a central shell carving and concertina opening action

with a pierced fretwork gallery. Table is supported by tapering cabriole legs with ball and claw feet

legs with carved ball-in-claw feet, Sweden, circa 1800. Table has a French-polish finish. Makes for a

English mahogany side table in the Chinese Chippendale style with ball and claw foot.

English Chippendale mahogany tilt top tea table with a circular carved gallery, one board top

Exquisite 19th century Irish tea table. Carved mahogany in the Chinese Chippendale style. End

on cabriole legs with foliate carved knees terminating in elongated claw and ball feet, circa 1790

tea table. The natural Patina on this table is simply lovely. Made circa 1760-1780….beautifully hand

A George III mahogany tea or silver table, the oblong top with a raised band rim surround and

husk decoration in low relief. The feet carved with ball and claw. Nb. Interestingly the gallery on

An antique Chippendale tilt top tea table offers mahogany construction with round top having slight

functioned as occasional, or ‘tea’ tables, and often featured elegantly shaped legs, terminating in either a

share tea, a game, or conversation. Deceptively simple, this 19th century table made of northern elmwood

Tea table with shaped apron, scalloped wood gallery edge around book-matched top, later fitted with

Elegantly styled with claw and ball foot and cabriole leg. The updated finish on this table is

Fine quality large size tripod base Chippendale Piecrust Tea table with an urn shaped

Very high quality Massachusetts tea table with a swirl fluted post and a tripod base. The