Edwardian crossbanded mahogany rectangular fold over card table

The Edwardian crossbanded mahogany rectangular fold-over card table is an elegant, multi-functional furniture piece popular during the Edwardian era (c. 1901-1910). It is constructed primarily of mahogany and features crossbanding, a decorative technique where veneers are laid across the grain, often in contrasting woods, along the edges. The fold-over top allows the compact rectangular console table to open and double in size to form a square playing surface, often lined with baize, making it a sophisticated and practical item for social gatherings and card games.

The measurement for this:
height 68cm x depth 37cm x width 53cm.