Circa 1810-20s, this outstanding English neoclassic games table has a folding top with a polished "plum pudding" mahogany surface bound by rosewood banding held by lightwood stringing. A tapered reeded pedestal is surrounded by four inlaid incurvate supports on a central octagonal plinth again rimmed with banding and line inlay. This joins at corners with s-curve reeded legs with central inlays. table move easily into place on the original brass castors. H. 28.5", w. 38". $1650.
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 The top surface with terrific character opens the old party-worn baize playing surface. Minor imperfections with no major repair or replacement.
Also, the well detailed French silvered bronze candlesticks of the same period, circa 1810. H. 10.25", d.5". $325 in excellent condition with no significant loss to the plating.
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