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and undercut rings, this tea table is characteristic of Southeastern Pennsylvania. A related tea-table, now in the collection of the Chester County Historical Society, is illustrated in Schiffer, plate 152
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A CHIPPENDALE WALNUT TILT-TOP TEA TABLE
CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1760-1780
The circular top with molded edge tilting and turning above a baluster and double ring-turned pedestal, on tripod cabriole legs with peaked slipper feet--29¾in. high, 35½in. diameter of top
CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1760-1780
The circular top with molded edge tilting and turning above a baluster and double ring-turned pedestal, on tripod cabriole legs with peaked slipper feet--29¾in. high, 35½in. diameter of top