Description

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 rectangular top is beautifully bookmatched, with contrasting mahogany crossbanding, showcasing the elegance and precision associated with the Regency period. The top opens to reveal a traditional  playing surface, making it ideal as both a decorative centre table and a practical antique 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, giving it excellent stability and strong visual presence.

This versatile piece works equally well as a Regency side table, console table, or occasional table, making it highly desirable for both classic and contemporary interiors.

A superb example of early 19th century English furniture, combining craftsmanship, function, and timeless design.

Circa 1820.
 

Dimensions

H: 75cm | W: 92cm | D: 46cm
 

Condition Note:  In very good condition for a piece of this age. The satinwood veneers are sound and display with great clarity and warmth — no lifting or loss of note. The mahogany crossbanding is intact. The baize playing surface is well-preserved with light age-related wear consistent with genuine use. The carved bun feet are all present and undamaged. The pedestal is solid and stable with no wobble. The original polish and patina are preserved throughout — honest, characterful, and exactly as a piece of this calibre should present. An honest description from a specialist dealer with 60+ years of family experience.