Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer Inlaid Card Table, probably Langley Boardman (1774-1833), Portsmouth, New Hampshire, c. 1807, the top with elliptic front, half-serpentine ends, and double tapering legs

akerman condition statement family copies portsmouth hampshire house furniture joseph 1740-1832 housed mansion relating household card table 1774-1833 jobe street residences mahogany inlaid built absence does perfect completely requests given treated veneer probably illustrated portsmouth-made lists legs stringing pages 1788 thoroughly ancient fact literature 1987 langley boardman half-serpentine ends double tapering discussed brock owned islington descended available genealogy inventories including 1823 referred 1910 newspaper article imply free wear tear imperfections obtained email inquiry button telephone appropriate gallery location courtesy client opinion elliptic bellflowers originally acquired $2,500-3,500 effects boston/617.350.5400 responsibility error 1807 panels provenance consignor estimate aging marlborough/508.970.3000 shall omission 254-56 figs skinner