This Antique Federal Period Sheraton Mahogany Game Table, dating back to around 1830, is a splendid example of early 19th-century American craftsmanship. The table features a distinctive serpentine top, elegantly bordered with beaded edges that highlight the rich, warm tones of the mahogany. This decorative detail exemplifies the refined aesthetics of the Sheraton style, which is known for its symmetry and classical beauty.
The table stands on exquisitely carved, spiral-twist legs ending in original brass casters, which add both mobility and a delicate elegance. These legs not only support the table but also serve as a focal point of design, showcasing the high level of skill involved in their creation. The craftsmanship here is focused on producing a piece that is both functional and artistically appealing, making it a versatile addition to any contemporary home.
As a game table, it invites the timeless charm of card and board games into a living room or study, while also functioning beautifully as a small dining table or a striking display piece. Its historical context and artistic value make it a conversation starter and a cherished heirloom, reflecting a bygone era of meticulous attention to detail and quality. 30h x 38w x 18d closed 36d open
