Louis Philippe Game Tables

Step into a world of vintage charm with our exquisite 19th Century French Louis Philippe Game & Card Table! Crafted to perfection, this table exudes ...

Transform your entertainment space with our exquisite 19th Century French Card & Game Table, a true testament to vintage elegance. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this t...

Antique French burr elm folding games table 19th century. This beautifully figured burr elm games table features quarter-matched burr elm veneer panels to the top and underside p...

A scarce early Louis Philippe period (1830-1848) game table. Born in France in the early/mid-19th century, extremely rare and hard to find in these small proportions as they were only produced for a very short amount of time following the Restoration period (detailed explanation below). Hand-crafted of warm solid mahogany and richly figured flame mahogany (also known as feather or crotch cut swirl mahogany), circa 1830, finished in classic Empire taste, sewing stand - work table size, having a brass hinged flip-top that swivels into position, opening to reveal a paneled top with oval gilt embroidery...

Beautiful important antique side table, 1850s in walnut. The plan presents precious work of inlay with chess. Table with elegant turned central leg. The table is in perfect condition...

This beautiful Louis Philippe-style tilt-top game table was made in Italy circa 1870. The table was made in the finest quality walnut and features an exquisite inlaid top. The tablet...

A sumptuous antique French walnut & marquetry & ormolu games/card table, circa 1880. This very elegant table is made of walnut and is finely inlaid with fruitwood floral marquetry, ...

Italy, Veneto, mid-19th century Veneered in cherry, legs in solid cherry Playing surface in green cloth Internal compartment under the top Dimensions: W 94.5 x D 47 x H 77 cm.

19th century tric trac, Backgammon game table France Mahogany Louis-Philippe, circa 1850 Dimensions: H x W x D: 77 x 115 x 56 cm   Elegant backgammon game table, so called tric trac table. Solid mahogany wood legs standing on small casters and in brass sabots. The legs are wonderfully, in typical Louis Philippe manner, curved and profiled several times. The frame is veneered in mahogany. The veneers are laid in a mirrored pattern. The backgammon board located in the table is made of partly green colored and partly natural bone on an ebonized base. On each of the outer sides there is a drawer for storing pieces, dice or the like. The loosely laid cover plate is covered with felt on one side, optimal for dice and card games. The other side is covered with the original leather, wonderfully authentic with great patina. Two original brass candlesticks attached. Condition: Refurbished condition. Shellac hand polish. Leather with heavier age patina. Worth to know about mahogany: Mahogany has always been a popular wood in furniture making. The first mahogany woods were brought to Europe from the West Indies about 450 years ago. Wood from far away countries was expensive and so it was only used for the finest furniture. During the baroque period, mahogany wood was particularly popular at the French court and in England, where Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Sheraton used the wood for their furniture. Dark Cuba mahogany was used for antique furniture of the Biedermeier and Empire periods. It was used as veneer and was also called pyramid mahogany because of its unmistakable grain. Mahogany has always been considered a very noble wood. This impression was reinforced in the Empire when the wood was combined with gilded bronzes. Since there are many different types of mahogany, there are also many different color variations. Mahogany comes in colors from light reddish to very dark brown. When untreated, mahogany is more likely to be brownish in color. The dark color that we know from antique furniture often only comes out through the shellac. Mahogany is still used today for precious furniture and furnishings, for example in yacht and ship interiors. The mahogany wood used in the creation of our antiques...

19th century Louis Philippe drop-leaf table in cherry, from France. The top has wonderful graining and beveled edges. The top opens to measure 49.88 x 44.The top is over a simple apr...

19th century French Louis Philippe flip top demi-lune console, game table, or tea table. Features a beautiful walnut construction with a wide frieze. The back has a hidden storage co...

Louis Philippe tiger striped birch drop-leaf occasional or games table, circa 1840. The dimensions of the top when drop leafs are raised 45.5" x 45.5". This table has nice color, int...