A round tripod stained (maple?) table with a baluster shaped shaft and three legs ending in "snake" feet. The turnings on the shaft are as follows: cylinder, a reel, squat baluster, another reel and a cylinder. The legs are S-curved in profile and taper slightly before reaching the feet. Seems to be of some age due to extensive repairs made.
Made/Created
Artist Information
Artist
Unknown
Attribution
Maker
Date made
1750 - 1810
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Width
28-3/4 in
Diameter
17 in
Dimension Notes
Display Dimensions: 28 3/4 x 17 in. (73 x 43.2 cm)
Material
Maple
Condition
Notes
Remarks: Details of Condition: Black marks on table top, stains or possible burn marks. Bottom of feet badly scuffed and chipped. A dry residue on table top. Metal plate was installed underneath the pedestal for more support and protection from further damage. One of the legs has been replaced (seems like a redder wood used on leg without screw near the base.)
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Unknown
Related Entries
Notes
MP.87.13 - Table - Similar item
General Notes
Note Type
Curatorial Remarks
Note
See Family index cards for General's room.
See Family room charts for General's room.
Note Type
StorageNote
Note
Home Location: Historic Hudson Valley, Montgomery Place, General's Bedroom