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This style of Gypsy table is called the "Gypsies Cat"

The legs unscrew for storage,as they were stored in the gypsy Vardo, and also carried around by hand to fayres and fetes,they are assembled  in seconds, for readings. They usually have a velvet cover , as the cards must not be laid on wood, but cloth, by tradition.

Sue collects Gypsy tables, occasionally she may have one for sale,(to the right home).

 Most tables were decorated with beads or fringing, some were decorated with embroidery, and there were even higher quality tables which had gold leaf applied on the legs and bases.

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 The tables vary in shape, both round or octagonal tables are common,  however there were also horseshoe shapes  and clover shaped tables , though these were usually more used for card or dice and games of chance.

The rarest table that was in Sues' collection was unfortunately one which was destroyed in the fire at Easter, this was octagonal topped, with three wide spaced legs which had a spacer at the base with a circular holder within it to hold a crystal ball as seen in one of the pictures below .

Sue is always interested in gypsy tables of any type, please contact  her if you have one you would be prepared to sell. Often they are found without the fabric covering for which they are known,or have stained and torn covers. It is one of Sues pleasures to bring them back to their glory days,  so that they  can all be used in her Tarot courses, and her Crystal ball and Palmistry Workshops, as well as at fetes and fayres. 

  The three legs of the table are always set towards the subject to be read in a particular way, as to encompass the most access to them.,and the spiritual energies around them. Often the spacers below the table are set with an orb on top of a point , symbolising the world on its axis, and alluding to the knowledge which the table has access to.

 There are as many different style of table as there are makers of the table. Many were made by hand by the gypsy family who used them and were kept within the family, for generations. Through ages of use,old tables can have the feel of the readers through time , and this can either help, or hinder a reading, depending on the reader, and their abilities. I was recently given two very beautiful old tables, and I am now using them for my readings in Sanctuary. One is hexagonal with very deep silk twists falling from its top, the other  is circular, covered in yellow velvet and has with it  a very strong feeling of the older lady who used it previously.

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