Antique Early 19th C. American Federal Serpentine Mahogany Console Game Table

Description

This antique early 19th-century mahogany game table demonstrates its versatile, functional design when fully opened, transforming from a slim console table into a spacious, square playing or dining surface. When the hinged top leaf is flipped open and supported by the swing-away gate leg at the rear, it reveals a flat, beautifully grained mahogany wood surface that can comfortably accommodate four people. In this open configuration, the table is perfect for use as a card or board game table, a small breakfast or tea table, or an elegant writing desk. The open top highlights the distinctive serpentine contour along all four outer edges, while the table maintains its stately presence on its signature ring-turned and fluted legs with arrow feet. The curved front apron is divided into elegant decorative panels, capturing the refined symmetry and classical proportions characteristic of high-quality early 19th-century Massachusetts cabinetmaking.

Condition

Good Antique Condition; General wear from sue and age. Slight Finish Wear, marking to surfaces, slight bowing to the top when closed which can be seen in photos from the side.

Dimensions

Closed - 36" x 16.5" x 29.5" / Open -33" x 36" x 28.25" (W x D x H)