What type of table is this? The feet are claw shaped.
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Neat! You don't see these often. They are antique/vintage game tables. Drop tables fold down, game tables fold up.
The shape of the table would be considered carved. If there is an official name for it, it is gone from my brain.
This is a really neat piece! I am guessing by the legs it is from the 1930s-1950s, but I would need to really get underneath and take a look at the underside to get a better feel for what you have.
What do the hinges look like? The screws? Are the feet brass or some other metal?
It is a really neat piece. Are you asking to sell or just for your info?
I am looking to sell it. I have additional pictures of what you requested plus more.
Feet are wood. They have hinges and screws
I have a pic of the underside with markings
The feet are wood. It has hinges and screws.
Here are more pics.
I am looking to sell this.
You have a quality piece there!! I just saw the new pictures this afternoon. Please check your private messages. I sent you some info that may help you! Blessings!
Hello i have the same table i was wondering what the price point would be?
Hello!!! I have the same table. It belongs to my friend and she is wanting me to clean it and restore it which I do on antiques. Im trying to find out some more information about this table so as I restore it I do not depreciate it.
You have an Imperial game table but the pictures do not show sufficient 'movements' of the table so there is no way to tell if the table turns/spins so that it is stable when you open the leaf.
You do not say that you are looking for current value but I believe this table may sell in the low hundreds.
There are a lot of vintage/antique game tables listed for sale but the Imperial tables do not appear to be in the high end field. I did find several similar styles listed for sale (only one sold listing) but if you review and read the descriptions you may get some ideas as to what is a good description and be sure to check the pictures because that is what sells furniture.
The following listings are not Imperial but similar game tables.
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The following are Imperial game tables so you can see the similarity.
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This is a drop-leaf table. The table doesn't take up much space when not in use.
I just picked up the same table. There is a sticker on the bottom stating mahogany just like yours. And an additional sticker that says imperial furniture company Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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