Antique kingwood chess table, English Regency, circa 1820 A rare and interesting chess games table presented in very good antique condition Displaying fine kingwood veneer over mahogany With needlepoint tapestry playing surface below glass Tapestry displaying Fine detail with scroll frieze delineated by rope border and foliate themed 'white' squares Actual chess board area is 38.5cm wide (15.2") Whole needlepoint is 50cm wide (19.7") Delightfully blessed with a 'push-me pull-me' drawer so both players access the same storage space With 'Pembroke' overtones to the style giving narrow drop leafs, solidly supported by traditional twin flying brackets Rising from a Classic scroll toe, quatrefoil base, into an elegant tapering octagonal stem Desirable original wooden pulls to the mahogany lined, dovetailed drawers Attractive kingwood showing wonderful grain and fine colour Of quality craftsmanship with attractive proportions Useful 72cm (28.3") overall height A simply lovely feature table to be welcomed into any location Solidly jointed and robust One corner area has nibbles to the veneer which we mention for the sake of accuracy, see image for detail See images for further condition details Delivered waxed, polished and ready for the home Measures: 92cm (36.2") wide with leafs up 65cm (25.6") wide with leafs dropped 64cm (25.2") deep front to back 72cm (28.3") tall 38.5cm (15.2") wide chess board playing area Please see the images for the full dimensions of this item.