card table

a small, light table, usually with folding legs, used mainly for card games.

Origin of card table

First recorded in 1705–15

In a small room of Count Redondo's palace, a room that had been set apart for cards, sat three men about a card-table.

The Snare |Rafael Sabatini
Mry was an inveterate gambler, and spent night after night at the card-table.

An Englishman in Paris |Albert D. (Albert Dresden) Vandam
They fell and lingered on a card-table where some empty glasses decorated the green baize top.

The Firing Line |Robert W. Chambers
She opened the drawer of the card-table: and there lay three yellow scrawls.

The Immortal |Alphonse Daudet

So, when the bishop left his card-table, an hour later, I threw myself in his way.

When Knighthood Was in Flower |Charles Major