Mahogany Federal-style card table with white pine as a secondary wood. When open, the tabletop is square with notched rounded corners. The fixed component of the table is a rectangle with rounded sides made of one board, and the movable component is the same. There are overhanging edges on all sides and the bottom edge of the fixed board has a beveled edge. There are two lines of string inlay around the edge of the movable board and the boards are attached with knife hinges. The tabletop is screwed to the frame. The frame is a rectangle with curved front corners. The frame has two pieces for the front apron. Two rails are mortise and tenoned from the front apron to the support beam for the gate leg at the back. The right rail inside the frame has two brackets connecting it to the apron. The board that supports the swing leg is attached to the support beam that makes up the back of the table frame with nails. The underside of the frame has curved wood inside the rounded corners with saw lines covered by burlap. The two back corners have glue blocks. The front of the frame is veneered.

All four legs are therm legs. The two front legs have a decorative inlay of an oval above two parallel lines, which matches the stringing on the front of the skirt. Below that are two lines along each side of the front of the leg perpendicular to the stringing. The back legs have the stringing on the sides. The gate leg is attached to the frame by a knuckle joint to the wood attached to the support beam. The knuckle joint is made of pine. There is a red wash on the pine.