A FEDERAL MAHOGANY VENEERED CARD TABLE

NEW YORK CITY, 1805-1815

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A FEDERAL MAHOGANY VENEERED CARD TABLE
New York City, 1805-1815
The hinged double-elliptical top above a conforming apron centering a double-swag carved tablet over five reeded legs, on swelled feet fitted with socket castors, each castor stamped "TOLER"
29in. high, 36in. wide, 35in. deep (open)

Lot Essay

An almost identical card table with Prince-of-Wales feathers carved in reserves over legs was attributed to Duncan Phyfe in V. Isabelle Miller, Furniture by New York Cabinetmakers 1650-1860, Museum of the City of New York, 1957, no. 99.