Overview
A fine quality antique Regency satinwood and mahogany card table, dating to the early 19th century and crafted from richly figured West Indian satinwood. The elegant proportions, beautifully bookmatched top, and contrasting mahogany crossbanding combine to create a superb example of refined Regency design and craftsmanship.
Key Features
- Regency satinwood and mahogany card table, circa 1820
- Crafted from richly figured West Indian satinwood
- Beautifully bookmatched rectangular top
- Contrasting mahogany crossbanding throughout
- Top opens to reveal traditional baize playing surface
- Reeded central pedestal support
- Shaped quatreform base with carved bun feet
- Suitable as a card table, games table, or occasional table
- Elegant early 19th century English craftsmanship
Craftsmanship & Detail
The rectangular top is finely bookmatched in richly figured West Indian satinwood, highlighted by elegant mahogany crossbanding which enhances the contrast and precision typical of the Regency period. The top opens to reveal a traditional baize playing surface, allowing the piece to function equally well as both a decorative centre table and a practical games or card table. Raised on a solid central pedestal with reeded detailing, the table stands on a shaped quatreform base terminating in finely carved bun feet, providing excellent stability together with strong visual presence. A beautifully proportioned example of early 19th century English furniture combining craftsmanship, practicality, and timeless Regency elegance.