Georgian Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
A further cross banding of tulip wood or similar leads on to the fore-edge of the top, which is lined with boxwood. The front edge is flat with mahogany banding and boxwood banding beneath, and the top is hinged. With the inside covered in green felt it has been framed with a small section of boxwood banding and mahogany to each side of it. Below the top is an apron that follows the form of the table top. The top of the legs intercept this apron and have an oval panel of satinwood, framed in boxwood. Both the back legs have wooden hinges and pull out to hold the table top whilst open, and the top of them has been lined in felt to prevent scratching. The table stands on 4 elegant square and tapering legs which have double string inlay to the front and sides. Near the bottom are 4 pieces of mahogany which have been applied and taper over the feet providing a more elegant finish.
Georgian Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
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George III Flame Mahogany Fold Over Card Table
