Shaker End Table Queen Anne Drop-Leaf Round Table Queen Anne Drop Leaf Handkerchief Game Table Diminutive Tray Top Tea Table Queen Anne Tray Top Tea Table - Boston With Candle Sides Chippendale Candlestand ~ Dishtop Stand, Table American Carved Tilt Top Tea Table Tilt Top Carved Chippendale Tea Table Queen Anne Tea Table with Tilt Top Porringer Top Tea Table

The Shaker End Table
The timelessness of the Shaker Style in American furniture reflects back to a time when life was simpler. The Shaker End Table with its uncluttered lines and tapered legs gives this furniture reproduction a clean appearance. This Shaker Table replica can be used as a sofa table, lamp table or bedside table.

Designed to be functional and to last a lifetime, the Shaker End Table antique replica is hand crafted with mortise and tenon joinery out of American Cherry. The dovetail constructed drawer, with two solid brass knobs, makes for convenient storage.

Drop Leaf Round Table, Queen Anne Style
Drop Leaf Round Table reproduction is easily stored, or can be used as a sofa table. Raise one leaf, swing out one gate-leg, this antique replica can be used as a wall table displaying one of our popular Tea Caddies. Raise both leaves, swing out the two gate-legs, to reveal a Queen Anne Styled Round Table, for use as a small dining or breakfast table, or as a bedside table. This rare Queen Anne styled reproduction is hand constructed and finished out of tight grained Honduran Mahogany.

Most esteemed antique furniture pieces of the Queen Anne era of American furniture are the tables. Of particular scarcity are the Gate-Leg, Drop Leaf tables. This antique replica Queen Anne Drop-Leaf Table's top is nicely balanced, with a well designed overhang, and a scrolled apron that flows smoothly to the pad foot cabriole legs.

Queen Anne Drop Leaf Handkerchief Game Table
Game Table features four legs that form an elaborate underbracing. One gate leg swings out and supports a drop-leaf when raised. The stationary top on The Queen Anne Handkerchief Game Table and the drop-leaf are of the same size. When the leaf is up on this antique furniture reproduction, the table is square. But whether square or triangular this handkerchief table is quite adaptable as a breakfast table, tea table, an end table, or as a gaming table. Hand crafted and finished out of American Curly Maple, this table can be the most versatile table in your home.

Perhaps the most striking pieces of furniture produced during the Queen Anne era were the tables. The Handkerchief Game Tables tend to be diminutive in size, light and quite adaptable. The most prominent features of the Handkerchief Table are the diagonal fold like a handkerchief and Queen Anne styled cabriole legs with pad feet.

Diminutive Tray Top Tea Table
The cyma curved apron, contours into the cabriole legs, with padded feet, in the traditional Queen Anne fashion. The Diminutive Tray Top Tea Table replication is available in solid American Curly Maple. Because of it's small size and versatility elegant table displays well in any room.

This Diminutive Tray Top Tea Table (circa 1755), is unique not only for it's small size but also for the added drawer. The meticulous fan carving serves as a focal point. Using the adept American restraint in designing, this museum quality Tray Top Tea Table is fabricated using mortise and tenon construction on the frame with an applied concave molded tray top with notched corners, and dovetail construction on the drawer.

Queen Anne Tray Top Tea Table - Boston With Candle Sides
This Queen Anne Tray Top Tea Table is hand made and finished in American Curly Maple, which like mahogany, became a popular wood during the mid to late 1700's. The grain of Curly Maple has the effect of rippling water and became the wood of choice for many American furniture makers of the era.

During the Queen Anne era of American Furniture, Tea Tables were made in a great variety of styles. This Queen Anne Tray Top Tea Table has the classic Boston styling, restrained outlines. The Tea Table's tray top has c-scrolled inner borders with deep cove notched corners and retaining molding below. The rhythmic cyma curved apron flows smoothly into the finely modeled cabriole legs, with slender ankles, and crisp platformed wafer pad feet. The retractable candle slides add excitement to the composition, representing the height of achievement in Boston style Tea Tables.

Chippendale Candle ~ Dishtop Stand
The slender turned pedestal and cabriole legs with rounded knees give excellent lift to the ankles of this table. Offered with two options: The Chippendale Candle ~ Dishtop Stand antique furniture reproduction is available in American Curly Maple or classic Honduran Mahogany. Due to improvements in lighting the Candlestands became somewhat obsolete, but these small stands remain quite versatile. This antique furniture replica can be used as a small reading or writing table.

The Chippendale Candle ~ Dishtop Stand was designed with a portability and stability intent. As a furniture design, this antique furniture reproduction serves many functions, holding a candle, a brandy or wine stand, as well as an auxiliary tea table. Originally called Dishtop stands, due to the shape of the top, this Candle Stand features a 15 ¾” diameter dishtop

American Carved Tilt Top Tea Table
This hand finished, reproduction mahogany tea table with its beaded, raised outer rim and scalloped edge is comprised of six plain and six serpentine alternating segments that tilt and turn over an open style birdcage which allows the table top to turn or tilt vertically. The American Carved tilt top Tea Table is a fine example of American craftsmanship. A fluted, carved columnar pillar leads to a compressed ball which is unique to Philadelphia style tripod tea tables. The knees of the cabriolet legs have the typical shell and leaf carving supported by three pad feet. Can be used as a candlestand, side or end table, serving or display table or plant stand. Looks great as an accent to any room in its vertical position to display the lovely pie crust design.

Tea tables, in eighteenth century America, were used primarily for the serving of tea to guests, but the smaller tables were also used as candlestands. These tables are also referred to as pie crust tea tables and were placed in the center of a drawing room with a tea service or placed in an upright position against a wall until needed. Pie crust candle stand tables during the Chippendale period, were so called, because of the raised and decoratively carved edge of the round top.

Carved Tilt Top Philadelphia Pie Crust Tea Table
A rare reproduction tea table of the finest Honduran mahogany wood, has a ten-segment scalloped top and is often referred to as a Pie Crust Tea Table, claw table or pillar-and-claw table. The top rests on an open style bird cage which allows the pie crust table top to turn or tilt vertically. A fluted carved pillar leads to a compressed ball which is unique only to Philadelphia style tea tables. The ornate carving is also evident on the knee and foot of the cabriolet legs. An authentic original Chippendale carved tea table, similar in form to this, sold in 1999 at Christie's for over 1.5 million. This very unique item can be used as a serving table, card table, dining table, display table, or placed in its vertical position to display the beautiful rococo style carving. This museum quality tilt top tea table has an overall height of 28 1/2" with a 34" diameter pie crust tilt top. Fine artisan craftsmanship is evident in every detail.

In colonial America only a few craftsmen were able to create the American Rococo (ornate) style that was popular during the Chippendale period. This form of ornate Pie Crust Tea Table furniture was made between 1750 and 1775 is considered to be a superlative Masterpiece of American craftsmanship. Candle Stand Tables and Pie Crust Tea Tables became popular during the 18th century when the consumption of tea was an afternoon social event. Carved Tea Tables with their rotating tops, were ideal for the hostess to pour tea, then rotate the Tea Table top to serve the guests. When the afternoon tea was finished, this candlestand tea table could be tilted upright for storage and display, until the next time it was needed. Tea tables were also used as card tables and to talk over the current events. The perfect table to display your Apple Tea Caddy and Bombe Tea Caddies!

Tilt-Top Queen Anne Tea Table
This solid mahogany Queen Anne tea table has a round top, supported by an open style bird cage . A turned post rests on three slim Queen Anne style legs. The top swivels and tilts up vertically. Can be used as a side or end table, in a dining or living room or as a lovely accent in a sitting room. This tea table works with any decor. The Queen Anne Tilt-Top Tea Table is 29" high with a 29 ½" diameter top.

Tea tables in the early 18th century, during the Queen Anne period, Georgian style were simple yet elegant. Used in many ways, the tea table was used primarily for serving tea to guests and then stored when not in use. These tables, sometimes called Tip-Top and Tripod, varied in size and style but the most practical feature was having the ability to be tilted up. It was during this time period that furniture was located around the perimeter of the room and pulled out for use when needed. Tea drinking was an important social activity and round tea tables allowed the hostess of the event to pour tea and then turn the table to guests while all were seated.

Porringer Top Tea Table
Antique Replica: height 25-1/8" × width 25-1/8" × depth 17-½" inches.

For more tea tables, be sure to check out the Carved Chippendale Tea Table, American Carved Tilt Top Tea Table and the Queen Anne Tilt-Top Tea Table.

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