This stunning late 19th-century antique Chippendale tilt-top table is a testament to the enduring charm and meticulous craftsmanship of the period. Crafted from exquisite flame mahogany, the table boasts a beautifully figured circular top designed to tilt upright, allowing it to double as both a practical table and an eye-catching display piece.
The table’s pedestal base is richly adorned with intricate carvings including acanthus leaves and fluted details, culminating in a strikingly carved claw foot base. This elaborate design is typical of the Chippendale style, renowned for its elegance and attention to detail, making this piece a distinguished addition to any traditional decor.
While the table remains in good overall condition, it bears minor signs of its age and historical use. There is a crack in the apron below the tabletop and a broken latch that would normally secure the top in the horizontal position. However, these issues neither impair the table’s structural integrity nor its aesthetic appeal, ensuring it continues to offer both beauty and function. 30h x 30w x 30d
