English Queen Anne Style Mahogany Card/Game Table w/ Tooled Leather Top by The Williamsburg Galleries, c.1950’s

Designer: The Williamsburg Galleries Manufacturer: The Williamsburg Galleries Country: United States Materials: Mahogany, Red Gilt-Tooled Leather, Brass Pull Period Style: English Queen Anne Date of Manufacturer: c.1950’s Condition: Original Vintage Condition Number of Items: 1 ID Number: 10085 Dimensions: 29.25”H x 32.50”W x 32.50”D Description: This English Queen Anne style card and game table by The Williamsburg Galleries evokes the atmosphere of old-world gatherings where elegance and leisure intertwined. Crafted in solid mahogany with graceful cabriole legs and pad feet, its crimson gilt-tooled leather top recalls evenings of cards, dice, or conversation lit by lamplight. The single brass-pulled drawer would have held playing cards, score sheets, or writing instruments, making it as practical as it was refined. Designed in the 1950s as part of the Colonial Revival movement, this piece bridges classic English tradition with American craftsmanship. Its timeless form and sturdy build allow it to stand as both a functional table and a conversation piece today. Fun Historical Fact: The original Queen Anne style emerged in early 18th-century England, prized for its graceful curves and understated elegance. Card tables like this were once essential in aristocratic homes, where gaming was not just entertainment but a way to socialize, negotiate, and even cement alliances among the elite.