A Mahogany Pie Crust Tripod Table. Circa 1760.

Scottish mahogany tilt-top tea table with carved molded edge top, centered rotating bird cage, original locking mechanism, carved turned ringed spiral pedestal and resting on tripod ...

A fine 19th century pie crust tilt top table having solid wood carved construction in the Queen Anne Style. Age split across the top of the table.

English Chippendale mahogany center table with one board top, turned ringed pedestal, original locking mechanism, rotating bird cage, and terminating on tripod base with stylized sli...

A delightful mid Georgian mahogany tripod table with superb carved decoration throughout. The tilting piecrust top supported on a revolving 'birdcage' stem and profusely carved tripo...

Antique George II style mahogany tilt top table, 19th century. With a nicely figured two board mahogany top with pie crust edge, a fluted and turned pedestal, 3 down swept legs with ...

Rare and exceptional late 19th century Georgian style pie-crust occasional or center table featuring a bleached mahogany finish. The round top has a galleried edge. Supported by a turned, fluted column with tripod legs ending with pad feet. The table has a bleached finish that showcases the aged patina on the wood grains and gives the piece a distressed aesthetic. Provenance: Purchased from Ralf's antiques in Los Angeles...

Made for us in England, this Classic tilt-top tea table on a four leg base features a pie crust edge and acanthus leaf carving on the legs that terminate in well-executed claw and ba...

This is a handsome old pie-crust tilt table. When tilted, it stands 46 inches high.

Magnificent George III mahogany 3 tier pie crust dump waited with meticulously carved tripod legs. Measures 22" in diameter at the lowest tier x 16.5"D at the middle tier x 12" at...

An English George II period mahogany tripod table from the mid-18th century, with pie-crust tilt-top, turned baluster stem and carved cabriole legs. Born during the third quarter of the 18th century, this English mahogany table features a circular tilt-top with pie-crust edge, resting on a bird-cage mechanism. Tripod tables were often used as tea tables, the tilt-tops allowing them to be folded and stored away easily. Our table is raised on a lovely baluster stem, adorned with a spirally turned motif. Creating a perfect conclusion to this elegant ensemble, the table rests on three Rococo cabriole legs, accented with acanthus leaves surrounding a central medallion on the knees, and ending in ball-and-claw feet. With its graceful lines and lovely mahogany patina, this English George II tripod table...