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Porringer Top Tea Table
New England
Circa 1770
Maple and cherry

The rectangular top with outset cusped rounded corners, projecting above a scalloped apron, raised on molded legs. The table appears to be a successful marriage of period elements and style; Queen Anne style top on Chippendale legs; each of the corner lobes are pieced; two-board top probably retrofitted from period drop-leaf table (shaped and joined). A functional table created generations ago at a most attractive price. (H: 26.5"; top: 33.5 by 30.5")

$1,265

718-22

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Breakfast or Tea Table, Tilt Top Birdcage
New England
Circa 1775 to 1790
Maple

This example with generously proportioned round top; molded cleats secure the two-board top to the birdcage with turned posts raised on robust urn-turned standard raised on tripod base resting on feet with full pads.
(Dimensions: 28" H, 38" top diameter)

$1,065

424-117

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Tea Table, Queen Anne, Mahoganized Maple
Massachusetts
Circa 1760 to 1780

The circular top tilts over urn and ring-turned tapering pedestal raised on beautifully arched cabriole legs, the undersides notch-carved as is the base of standard where legs are joined; the legs resting on slightly ridged slipper feet retaining full pads. Excellent condition, old refinish with good color.
Dimensions: 28.75" H, 33.25" top diameter.

$5,075

492-8

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Tea Table, Queen Anne
Rhode Island
Circa 1740 to 1780
Maple, traces of original brown stain - SOLD

The top with molded edge is made of two boards and is pinned to frame rails; nice cut-out brackets at lower corner of each rail which are tenoned and pinned into the legs. The whole raised on elegant figured maple legs resting on extraordinary full pad feet. (H: 27"; top: 35.5 by 30.75".)

410-59 - SOLD

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Tea Table, Tip Top, Tripod Base
Connecticut
Circa 1790
Cherry

The molded serpentine top on standard incorporating the urn shape found on many Federal tables; the table is raised on beautiful cabriole legs that are notched where let into base of standard. The legs are slightly ridged and pinched at the ankle and retain full pads. Very good condition. (Height: 28.5 inches; top: 31.5 x 30.5 inches)

$1,595

572-5

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Tea Table, Tray Top
Connecticut
Circa 1735-1760
Cherry - SOLD

The nearly square top with applied moldings on apron featuring a finely executed carved and applied molding; cabriole legs resting on turned pad feet. Top with old shrinkage fissures repaired from underneath; small section of molding restored and molding corners re-approximated. (Height: 25.25 inches; top: 28 x 22.5 inches)

274-92 - SOLD

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Tea Table, Tip Top
Dished-Top
Circa 1780
Walnut

The three-board top is dished with molded edge; shaped cleats pivot on birdcage atop baluster turned standard raised on cabriole legs ending in snake feet.
(Height: 28.75 inches; top diameter: 34.5 inches.)

$5,675

570-149

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Tea Table, Oval Top, Button Feet
New England
18th Century
Maple

This example in old refinish is delicately proportioned; the two-board top features a generous overhang and is pinned to a plain apron raised on fine turned legs with small button feet. (Top: 33 by 25.5-inches.)

$2,845

632-22

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Chippendale Tea-Table
Spiral Pedestal...ball and claw feet
Probably Massachusetts
Circa 1760-1780
Mahogany

The round top tilting over vase and ring-turned spiral-carved pedestal raised on cabriole legs ending in ball-and-claw feet. Refinished; outside edge of feet are laminated with most of toe being analogous to leg/foot, either repaired or made that way; base of post with mended shrinkage fissure at one leg dovetail joint.
A very attractive table. (Dimensions: diameter of top is 36.25-inches; height: 29-inches.)

$695

549-12

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Chippendale Tip-Top Tea Table
New York
Circa 1775-1785
Possibly by Thomas Burling, NYC
Walnut...old, possibly original surface

As depicted, single board top on birdcage above blaster turned column, raised on carved cabriole legs terminating with snake feet retaining pads.
Dimensions: 27-inches high, 30.25-inch top diameter.

$1,950

424-38

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Queen Anne Tea-Table
Pennsylvania...dished-top
Second-Half 18th Century
Cherry

The circular dished top with beautifully molded edge pivots on birdcage platform keyed to baluster turned post raised on cabriole legs ending in pad feet with slight ridge and full pads. The hand forged spider under column appears to be original. (Height: 28.5 inches; diameter: 26.75 inches.)

$4,945

323-56

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Oval-Top Tea-Table
New England
Circa 1740-1765
Maple

The two-board oval top overhanging straight apron with simple quarter-round convex bracket responds raised on turned and tapered legs terminating in turned pad feet. Old refinish. (Top measures 34.5 by 26.75-inches; Height: 26.75-inches.)

$3,435

270-3

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Table, Tea Table, Queen Anne
New England
Mid 18th Century
Maple, in old surface

The molded two-board top on cut-out skirt raised on delicate tapering legs ending in fine pad feet; wood pins affixing the top are undisturbed; during its functional life a few nails were been added. A lovely example with its top measuring 25 by 33"; H: 27.75".

$6,875

731-63

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Tea Table, Square Tilt Top, Queen Anne
Rhode Island
Mahogany

A mahogany tilt-top table with classic Newport, Rhode Island features including full length stepped and molded cleats joined to the block centering the ring turned tapered post raised on the classic tripod arched cabriole legs that are stepped above the knees in the stylish Newport fashion. The legs terminate in graceful bulbous platform pad feet. (Height: 26 inches; top: 30 x 30.25 inches.)

$6,450

240-99

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Tip-Top Birdcage Tea Table
Philadelphia
Circa 1775
Walnut with single board top - SOLD

The dished top pivoting on birdcage with short robust balusters; a perfectly tapered column with outstanding compressed ball; the whole raised on cabriole legs ending with claw and ball feet. Probably the original surface; minor imperfections. See Sack, Fine Points, page 260; the identical table published therein as BEST. (Height: 27.5 inches; diameter: 32 inches.)

410-51 - SOLD

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Oval-Top Tea-Table
New England
Circa 1750
Maple...desirable small size
OLD RED PAINTED SURFACE - SOLD

As depicted, generously overhanging top on plain apron raised on turned splayed legs Resting on pad feet. Table retains much of the original red painted surface; some additional nailing to top, all else fine.
(Height: 26-inches; top: 24 by 36-inches.)

274-64 - SOLD

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Country Tilt-Top Tea-Table
Possibly Connecticut
Walnut - SOLD

As depicted, delicate proportions and great color...the dished-top tilting and turning on bird cage with turned posts, supported by the baluster turned standard raised on well arched slab-cut cabriole legs ending in padded snake feet. Nice old color, great patina and excellent condition. (Height: 27.5 inches; top diameter: 28 inches.)

274-55 - SOLD

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