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A Rare Pair Of Very Fine Quality 18th Century Card Tables
£2,400 $2,997 €2,874
This pair of card tables are made of a very fine cut of mahogany and it looks as if both tops are made from the same piece of timber. When placed side by side the grain appears to run from one to the other (see photos). There is boxwood and ebony stringing around the top and legs, and on the frieze it is arranged so as to give a slight 3D effect. They are a pleasing shape overall, well made and with two legs on each that move. They are in very good condition with flat tops and well preserved joints. In fact the only thing that looks a bit worn is the baize and that can be changed of course. It goes without saying that they look a lot better in real life than they do in these photos. George III period and very good value.
87cm / 34¼'' wide
76cm / 30'' high
43cm / 17'' deep
TF050
Internal Reference: TF050
Antique Number: SA1058719
Dateline of this antique is Georgian
Height is 76cm (29.9inches)Width is 87cm (34.3inches)Depth is 43cm (16.9inches)
Antique #SA1058719, shown on this page, originates from the georgian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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