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A Diminutive 5-legged Queen Anne Mahogany Card Table, Irish, c.1760

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A Mahogany Serpentine Chippendale Card Table with Drawer, Newport, c.1770, Provenance, Leigh Keno

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A Mahogany Chippendale Card Table, with Original Hidden Drawer, Newport, Rhode Island, c.1780

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An Outstanding Walnut Chippendale Card table with Full Drawer and Claw and Ball Feet, Philadelphia, c.1780

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A Carved Mahogany George II Concertina Action Games Table, Ireland / England, c.1760

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A Carved Mahogany Chippendale Card Table, with Serpentine Apron, England, c.1780

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A Federal/Hepplewhite Mahogany Card Table w/ Urn Inlays, Stephan & Thomas Goddard School, Newport, RI, c.1800

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An inlaid Mahogany Hepplewhite Card Table, probably RI, c.1790-1800

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A Hepplewhite Inlaid Mahogany Demi-lune Card Table with Double Swing Legs and Hidden Drawer, Salem, probably Samuel and William Fiske, c.1800

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A Carved Mahogany Card Table with Oversized Lyre, Philadelphia, c.1810

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Mahogany Card Table with Faux Painted Lyre, Boston, labeled Elisha Learnard, c.1820

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A Magnificent Classical Quilted/Tiger Maple Lyre Card Table, Probably Philadelphia, c.1830

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A Rare Classical Brass Inlaid Mahogany Card Table with Carved Open Lyre and Swan Heads, School of Duncan Phyfe, New York City, c.1820

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A Pair of Gilt Stenciled Rosewood Lyre Card Tables, New York, c. 1815, School of Charles Honore Lannuier

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A Classical Carved Mahogany Lyre Card Table, with Brass Inlay and Carved Paw Feet, New York City or Possibly Philadelphia, c.1810

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A Tiger Maple Classical / Federal Lyre Card Table with Gilt Mounts and Blocked Apron, Attributed to Micheal Bouvier or Contemporary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1815-1820

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A Plum Pudding Mahogany Classical / Federal Lyre Card Table with Gilt Mounts and Blocked Apron, Philadelphia, 1815-1820

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sw00840: A Classical Lyre Card Table with Gilt Mounts and Ebony Inlay, By John & Thomas Seymour, Boston, c.1810

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A Pair of Classical Carved Mahogany Lyre Card Tables, Salem, c.1815

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A Fine and Rare Rosewood Classical Card Table with Caryatid / Lyre Supports and Gilt Mounts, Attributed to Duncan Phyfe, New York City, c.1815

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A Rare Classical 5-reeded-leg Card Table, Mahogany, by Duncan Phyfe or Circle, New York, c.1810

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A Fine Classical Mahogany Card/Games Table with Crossed Lyres attributed to Joseph B. Barry, (1757-1838), Philadelphia, PA c.1820

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An Important Pair of Mahogany and Figured Maple Lyre Base Federal Period Card Tables, Thomas Seymour, c. 1812 - 1815

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A Federal/Classical Parcel-Gilt and Brass Inlaid Mahogany Crossed Lyres Card Table, attributed to Charles-Honoré Lannuier, New York, c.1815-30

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A Mahogany Classical Pier/Card Table with Segmented Top, attributed to Haines/Connelly Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c.1815

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A Rare Pair of Fine Mahogany Dolphin Carved Lyre Base Card Tables, Philadelphia, c.1815-1820 Attributed to Henry Connelly

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A Fine Pair of Classical Carved Trick Leg Tables, New York, c.1928-1931, by Frederick Hagen

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A Carved Mahogany Classical Card Table, New York, c.1820

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A Classical Mahogany Triple Elliptic "Trick Leg" Table, Duncan Phyfe and/or Circle, New York, c.1810

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A Superlative Classical/Federal Brass Mounted & Carved Mahogany/Satinwood Triple Elliptical Trick Leg Card Table, New York, c.1810-20, attributed to Duncan Phyfe

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A Gilt Carved Parcel Gilt Rosewood Games Table with Elaborate Griffin Carved Supports, School of Lanniuer, New York, NY, c.1825

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Mahogany Neoclassical Card Table, Salem, c.1810

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A Mahogany Sheraton Serpentine Card Table with Figured Birch Drawer, Harvard, MA,1815, attributed to Jonathan Fairbank

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A Classical Brass Inlaid and Gild-decorated Gaming Table, By Thomas Seymour or Circle, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1810-1820

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A Classical Mahogany Card Table, New York, Duncan Phyfe, 1820-1830

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