Syrian Gaming Table

Extremely fine Syrian gaming table, extensively inlaid with walnut, ebony, boxwood and mother of

Folded:
Height 31 in. Width 33 ¼ in. Depth 17 in.

Open:
Height 30 in. Width 33 ¼ in. Depth 34 in.

This beautiful Moroccan game table is covered in intricate details. Panels pull out and contain

A fine early 20th century inlaid Syrian occasional table of rectangular form with an intricate

Syrian inlaid chess and backgammon foldover games table, fitted with boards for chess, backgammon

A beautifully shaped Syrian games table inlaid with ebony, various species of exotic woods and

A large round Syrian games table with inlaid bone details, including the checkerboard top and

A stunning late 19th century, early 20th century Syrian Damascus marquetry and inlaid games table

Syrian games table with inlaid geometric patterns, The top swivels, then opens to reveal a felt

Marquetry games table of Middle Eastern origin, probably Syrian, with a Victorian style "stick and

This profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table dates from Circa 1910, and has multiple geometric

This profusely inlaid Syrian games table dates from the early 20th century, and it has multiple

This profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table dates from circa 1910, and has multiple geometric

This is a profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table that dates from Circa 1880, and has

This profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table dates from Circa 1900, and has multiple geometric

This profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table dates from circa 1910, and has multiple geometric

A fine marquetry, micro mosaic inlayed games table made in Syria around the turn of the 19th and

This profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table dates from Circa 1900, and has multiple

A superb example of a syrian games table with marquetry inlays of fine quality.

Syrian Rosewood, Mother-Of-Pearl, and Copper Inlayed Table, Circa 1900 Sourced from London, England

Oriental Syrian transformable gaming table, for backgammon, cards and chess. Multiple fruitwood

Syrian game table, inlaid, multi games tables, velvet box to hold the game pieces. Nice marquetry

SUPERB Syrian Antique Backgammon/Game Table w/ Inlay, c. early 1940s - W7832 SALE YOU CAN FIND FOR

This profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table dates from circa 1910, and has multiple geometric

You are viewing a gorgeous Syrian inlay games table Classic piece of Damascan furniture with

Syrian side table, the base is foldable, carved and inlaid with star-shaped mother-of-pearl. The

This is a profusely inlaid Syrian Parquetry games table, circa 1900 in date. This games table is

This lovely Syrian tray table was bought by a British serviceman who was stationed in the Middle

Antique Mameluke Brass Tray on Folding Stand. Amazing hand chiseled brass tray table, very fine

Middle Eastern antique brass tray table with hand-carved wooden folding stand. The embossed Art

Stunning Antique Early 20th Century Moorish Syrian Octagonal Parquetry Table Circa 1900 A Well

Rare chess and backgammon Syrian games table with a baize covering for card games. Beautifully

An extraordinary inlaid game table with multiple game boards. Signed and dated, made in Syria

19the century game table inlaid with bone, ebony, mother-of-pearl geometrical patterns.

A wonderful example of Syrian inlaid furniture. The games table opens to expose a recessed

19th/20thC SYRIAN INLAYED GAME TABLE WITH LEATHER FLIP TOP DEPTH OF TABLE IS 32"D WHEN OPEN

Rectangular Syrian games table elaborately inlaid with wood marquetry and mother of pearl in

Antique Moorish mother of pearl inlaid games table, likely Syrian. Table includes chess board (on

Syrian inlaid game table that folds to become a console.

A large and magnificent silver over copper Syrian tray on a custom made faux bamboo wood base.

A SYRIAN CARD TABLE OR CENTER TABLE MADE OF WOOD COVERED WITH BRASS AND ZINC AND THICK VELVET LOT

A Persian marquetry rectangular games table for cards, chess, chequers and backgammon - folding top

Early 1930s Syrian game table. Amazingly intricate and beautifully executed inlay work in various

This profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus games table dates from circa 1910, and has multiple geometric

A very uncommon, exceptionally intricate, and visually transfixing 1930s Syrian or Syrian-style