Antique American Queen Anne Maple Tavern Table, New England, Circa 1760–1790 antique foot stool marking this as an exceptionally

marking this as an exceptionally early model

forming complex central medallions and ornate borders

Originally intended for displaying fresh celery—a prized delicacy on Victorian dining tables—today it makes a beautiful vessel for flowers or a striking display piece in any collection of early American glass

The classic “snowflake” border is distinctively Timuri

The enameling displays the slight variations and hand-applied character typical of traditional cloisonné craftsmanship

Antique American Queen Anne Maple Tavern Table, New England, Circa 1760–1790 antique foot stool marking this as an exceptionallyThis wonderful American Queen Anne tavern table dates to the late 18th century and represents the practical, honest craftsmanship of early New England furniture making. Built for everyday use in homes and taverns alike, these versatile tables served as dining tables, work surfaces, and gathering places for family and community. With its graceful proportions and warm maple patina, this example has the kind of character that only more than two centuries