Antique card table from the ’40s or ’50s.
No bother, as it’s perfect for our constant-moving life.
It’s basically a glorified TV tray, only older and bigger. Its surface measures almost 27″ squared. It folds up to practically nothing. Made by Topper Products out of Lowell, Massachusetts. It’s called a Bridge Table, a nod to yesterday’s social past-time. My Grannie played bridge for many decades; it was the thing to do in her day.
The top features a floral needlepoint design. It’s in original condition and is most likely from the 1940s or 1950s.
Back of Topper Bridge Table
Antique TV tray / card table
Topper Table Label
Moxy Rants 
I have a topper bridge table with poppies and iris’s on it 10R with number 277 or 219 on it.it was purchased new in 1940 in Arbutus, Maryland
I have the exact same table. On the back it is written as a gift for Christmas in 1939.
We just bought one with the same lapel. Just wanted to know what they are worth
As cute as they are, they’re not worth much. I have seen many of them since purchasing mine. They are usually $15-40.
I have a topper card table – label still on back. It looks like the painting on the top was replaced or repositioned as there are marks on the back of the painting that indicate so. It is still in use; however the table “racks” in one direction – has anyone been able to correct this issue?.