Ball And Claw Tea Table

Handsome and unusual tray top tea table. Sensual cabriole legs with "ball and claw" foot. Scraped

A very fine pie crust tea table in figural mahogany. The tapered turned shaft with spiral fluted

to the knee leading down to a finely carved ball and claw foot. This corner tea table can either

legs and bold claw-and-ball feet.

AN ENGLISH FOLDOVER, SWING-OUT LEG JAPANNED AND GILDED CARD TABLE, WITH BALL AND CLAW FEET AND

cabriole supports terminate in high claw and ball feet, one end incorporating a drawer. RR

both to the knees and the claw and ball feet. Nicely fitted brass hinges and brown baize inset. There

Standing on slender carved cabriole legs with a ball & claw foot. The top swivels around and folds over

cabriole legs with acanthus leaf carving ending in well carved claw and ball feet.

mask frieze, cabriole leg terminating in claw and ball feet. The table has a shell motif,scrolled apron

cabriole legs carved with stylised acanthus and claw and ball feet.

, ball and claw feet and a turned and acanthus leaf carved stem. Both the top and the base have

A mahogany concertina action games table with cabriole legs ending in ball and claw feet. The

stands on cabriole legs with claw and ball feet. The table has a concertina action that opens to form a

A stunning & rare rosewood Early Victorian Period fold-over card table by Gillows Of Lancaster

. Finely carved cabriole supports terminating in claw and ball feet. A beautifully carved central cartouche

, terminating in claw and ball feet. The central motif to the façade with a shaped shell. When open the

ball and claw foot. The table top opens up as a card or games table, displaying an unusual and

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

Mahogany tilt top tea table with birdcage engagement; turned column on legs with carved knees

A Chippendale carved mahogany silver/tea table with a rectangular single board tilting top with pie

terminate in ball & claw feet. The bearers are fixed to the table top with original forged iron nails and

A SPECIMEN vividly grained Santo Domingo mahogany Philadelphia Chippendale tilt-top tea table with

defined claw and ball feet. The claw and ball foot was an extra, the vast majority of these having a

Dutch silver/tea table with single drawer; candle slides; delicate cabriole legs ending in ball and

A beautifully carved mahogany piecrust tea table made in England about 1780. The table stands on

Fine quality Chippendale style mahogany tilt-top tea table. Turned tripod pedestal with

This mahogany tea table was made in Ireland in the 18th Century. It features carved lion feet, and

legs which terminate on ball and 'brass' claw feet.

features a set of four cabriole legs that end in a simple ball and claw designs.