Queen Anne Cherry Tea Table – 18th‑C. Tripod Pedestal

Annihilate the landfill, one candle‑lit tea at a time.

This genuine 18th‑century American Queen Anne tea table mixes a glowing cherry and birch top with a classic turned pedestal and three down‑swept cabriole legs. It tilts the line between sculpture and furniture, working just as well as a statement side table, drinks station, or small dining/perch table in a Cambridge brownstone as it once did by firelight.

The D’Beetle Difference:
• True 1700s Queen Anne Form: Solid cherry base with a turned central standard and three graceful cabriole legs—echoing documented New England Queen Anne tea tables offered by antiques dealers and high‑end platforms. The top has been refinished, giving it a warm, usable surface while preserving the period silhouette.
• Perfect Tea‑Size Top: At roughly 32 in x 33.25 in and about 27 in high, the square‑with‑rounded‑corners top is big enough for a tea service, lamp, or laptop spread, but compact enough to float next to a sofa or in front of a window—similar in footprint to antique tea and tavern tables that dealers market as “center” or “lamp” tables.
• Patina + Practicality: The refinished cherry/birch top still shows light marks and character from age, but is smooth enough for everyday use; the tripod base keeps it stable and easy to slide around when you are re‑arranging your living room for the fifth time this month.

Measurements: 
Approx.:
•    Height: 27 in
•    Top: 32 in x 33.25 in (rounded corners; see photos for profile).