
Vintage Folding Card Table with Metal Legs
This item is a vintage folding card table, currently depicted in an inverted position, showing its underside and folded legs. The tabletop appears to be constructed from a light-colored wood or laminate material, visible along the edges and as the top surface when upright. The underside of the tabletop is a dark brown, possibly particle board or fiberboard, indicating a utilitarian construction. The frame supporting the tabletop is painted in a muted bluish-green or sage green color, showing some wear and scuffs consistent with age and use. The legs are made of light-colored metal, likely aluminum or painted steel, and are designed to fold flat against the underside of the table for storage. One of the short legs is clearly visible in the folded position, while the other three appear to be either partially folded or detached/broken, as only one full leg is clearly discernible. The visible leg has a slight sheen, suggesting a metallic finish, and its attachment mechanism to the frame can be seen. There are visible signs of aging and wear on the frame paint and the metal legs, including scratches, chipped paint, and possibly some minor surface corrosion on the metal. The overall condition suggests a functional piece of furniture that has seen regular use over several years. The design with folding metal legs indicates a practical, space-saving item, common from the mid-20th century.
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Estimated Value
$20-40
Basic Information
Category
Furniture
Appraised On
December 16, 2025
Estimated Value
$20-40
Additional Details Provided By Owner
User Provided Information
Rocking chair
Item Description
This item is a vintage folding card table, currently depicted in an inverted position, showing its underside and folded legs. The tabletop appears to be constructed from a light-colored wood or laminate material, visible along the edges and as the top surface when upright. The underside of the tabletop is a dark brown, possibly particle board or fiberboard, indicating a utilitarian construction. The frame supporting the tabletop is painted in a muted bluish-green or sage green color, showing some wear and scuffs consistent with age and use. The legs are made of light-colored metal, likely aluminum or painted steel, and are designed to fold flat against the underside of the table for storage. One of the short legs is clearly visible in the folded position, while the other three appear to be either partially folded or detached/broken, as only one full leg is clearly discernible. The visible leg has a slight sheen, suggesting a metallic finish, and its attachment mechanism to the frame can be seen. There are visible signs of aging and wear on the frame paint and the metal legs, including scratches, chipped paint, and possibly some minor surface corrosion on the metal. The overall condition suggests a functional piece of furniture that has seen regular use over several years. The design with folding metal legs indicates a practical, space-saving item, common from the mid-20th century.
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