Circa 1770-80, oak and pine secondary, hinged rectangular top with square cut corners with gate-leg support opening to reveal a green baize playing surface with notched carved game piece receptacles, single cock beaded drawer, when gate-leg opens it reveals a small game chip drawer, tall cabriole legs with acanthus carved knees, bold ball and claw feet.

28.5 x 34 x 16.5 in.

From the Estate of David R. Hayworth, Historic Home of Myrtlewood, High Point, North Carolina

Dark staining and scraping to top surface; later baize playing surface now in fair condition; gate-leg likely converted to create a later small chip drawer and supporting framing.