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A Philadelphia inlaid card table attributed to Adam Hains

Creator: Adam Hains (Attributed)
Offered by: Philip Bradley Antiques

Description
This spectacular inlaid card table relates closely to a labeled example made by Adam Hains, one of the most talented yet little known cabinetmakers in Philadelphia during the late 1700s. It is distinguished by the use of superb mahogany along with Hains’ distinctive inlaid bellflowers on the legs and the floral bouquet with bowknot at the center of the apron. Traces of the original red mastic infill remain. See Minardi, “Adam Hains and the Philadelphia-Reading Connection,” American Furniture 2014, pp. 143-201.

More Information

Origin:	United States, Pennsylvania
Period:	18th Century
Materials:	Mahogany
Condition:	Good.
Creation Date:	c. 1790
Styles / Movements:	Americana, Federal, Neoclassical
Dealer Reference #:	U-144
Incollect Reference #:	411157

Dimensions

W.	36 in;	H.	29.25 in;	D.	17.75 in;
W.	91.44 cm;	H.	74.3 cm;	D.	45.09 cm;

Message from Seller:

Philip Bradley Antiques, located in Sumneytown, PA, has been showcasing exceptional American 18th and early 19th-century furniture, tall clocks, folk art, and related accessories since 1950. Specializing in mid-Atlantic pieces, we invite you to explore our curated selection; contact us at bradleyantiques@gmail.com or call 610.269.0427 for more information.

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