Card Table, Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour, 1790-1815
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Artifact Overview
Card tables provided 18th and 19th century Americans with the space to play cards and other games. For the well-to-do, elegant and fashionable tables also demonstrated their wealth and social status. Craftsmen John and Thomas Seymour made furniture in the highest style for affluent, turn-of-the-19th-century Bostonians. This stylish, expensive-to-make table is attributed to the famous father and son furniture makers.
Artifact Details
Artifact
Card table
Date Made
1790-1815
Place of Creation
Creator Notes
Attributed to father and son furniture builders John and Thomas Seymour of Boston, Massachusetts.
Location
at Henry Ford Museum in Fully Furnished
Object ID
30.958.172
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Mahogany (Wood)
Pine (Wood)
Satinwood (Wood)
Color
Brown
Dimensions
Height: 30.25 in
Width: 18 in
Length: 35.25 in
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