Antique Mahogany Game Table

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Valuation
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Item Details
Thomas Day was a prominent African American furniture maker in the 19th century, known for his high-quality craftsmanship and innovative designs. His work is highly collectible due to its historical significance and rarity.
The table's construction techniques and design elements are characteristic of the American Empire and Victorian periods, specifically around 1840.
- Unsigned, likely by Thomas Day
- Original hardware (specifics not detailed)
Documentation such as previous ownership records or appraisals would enhance value; researching local archives may provide additional information.
Condition
- Age-related cracks and chips in varnish/shellac
- Some original hardware missing
Good condition may reduce value by 10-20%.
Summary
Antique Mahogany Game Table. Made by Thomas Day. Dating to circa 1840. Materials: Flame mahogany, dark-stained wood. Estimated value: $500 – $800. Condition: Good. The market for antique furniture is currently strong, especially for pieces attributed to notable makers.
Market Data
The market for antique furniture is currently strong, especially for pieces attributed to notable makers.
Specialty dealers, antique shops, online auction platforms
Care & Preservation
- Keep in a climate-controlled environment
- Avoid direct sunlight
- Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning
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