Early 20th‑Century Queen Anne Style Mahogany Tea Table

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Early 20th‑Century Queen Anne Style Mahogany Tea Table with Hand‑Cut Marquetry Top
A finely crafted Queen Anne style tea table, … Read more Early 20th‑Century Queen Anne Style Mahogany Tea Table with Hand‑Cut Marquetry Top
A finely crafted Queen Anne style tea table, dating to the early 20th century, constructed in mahogany and distinguished by an unusually elaborate hand‑cut marquetry inlaid top. The rectangular top features a shallow raised gallery and a complex geometric marquetry program incorporating multiple contrasting wood species arranged in starburst and border motifs.

The table is supported on four well‑shaped cabriole legs terminating in slipper feet, and joined by a scalloped apron typical of high‑quality Colonial Revival and Edwardian interpretations of Queen Anne forms. The piece retains its original warm finish and presents in clean, stable condition.

The underside exhibits several hallmarks of professional workshop production of the period, including:

A catalogued impressed number (“1196”) on the apron rail

A workshop pencil notation (“177/8”)

A set of four small nail holes arranged in a square, indicating the former presence of a maker’s label or brass plaque

These features collectively suggest manufacture by a reputable American, English, or Continental shop specializing in small‑batch decorative furniture with marquetry embellishment during the early 1900s.

Dimensions: approx. 13.25" W × 22.25" L × 21" H Condition: Structurally sound; marquetry intact; age‑appropriate wear to underside; no structural repairs observed.

A refined and decorative example of early 20th‑century craftsmanship, suitable for collectors of Queen Anne revival furniture, marquetry work, or period accent tables. Table comes with a shatterproof bevel edge fitted glass top to protect the table top. See less