An exquisite 18th-century mahogany Dutch game table adorned with inlaid mixed woods, showcases triple-hinged stacked rectangular tops that seamlessly transition from a slender console to a chess table, a felt-inlaid card table, and a compact dice table. The lower tier conceals discreet pop-up storage compartments, each level intricately inlaid with game-related iconography and subtle decorative motifs, providing both practical functionality and aesthetic appeal.
The table stands on elegant cabriole legs embellished with delicate butterfly inlays and retains a warm, aged patina that accentuates the exquisite craftsmanship and the table’s extensive history of meticulous use.
The marquetry possibly after, or inspired by the work of Johannes Lingelbach (1622, Frankfurt-1674, Amsterdam).
A Private Collection: 565 Park Avenue, NYC
Size: 29” H x 29.5” L x 14” D, closed
C. 1790, Holland
An exquisite 18th-century mahogany Dutch game table adorned with inlaid mixed woods, showcases triple-hinged stacked rectangular tops that seamlessly transition from a slender console to a chess table, a felt-inlaid card table, and a compact dice table. The lower tier conceals discreet pop-up storage compartments, each level intricately inlaid with game-related iconography and subtle decorative motifs, providing both practical functionality and aesthetic appeal.
The table stands on elegant cabriole legs embellished with delicate butterfly inlays and retains a warm, aged patina that accentuates the exquisite craftsmanship and the table’s extensive history of meticulous use.
The marquetry possibly after, or inspired by the work of Johannes Lingelbach (1622, Frankfurt-1674, Amsterdam).
A Private Collection: 565 Park Avenue, NYC
Size: 29” H x 29.5” L x 14” D, closed
C. 1790, Holland
