George III Mahogany Tea Table
Description
A fine George III mahogany tea table of demi-lune form, dating from the late 18th century. The hinged fold-over top opens to reveal a polished interior surface, supported by a rear gateleg action, forming a circular tea table when extended. The frieze is fitted with a single drawer to the front, retaining brass ring handles and original escutcheon, with a dummy drawer to the reverse for symmetry. Elegantly raised on tapering legs with boxwood line inlay, the table stands on brass castors for ease of movement. A refined and practical example of Georgian craftsmanship.
* Crafted in rich mahogany with attractive patina
* Demi-lune form opening to a full circular top
* Hinged fold-over top with gateleg support
* One fitted frieze drawer and matching dummy drawer
* Decorative boxwood line inlay to legs and frieze
* Raised on slender tapering legs with brass castors
Dimensions:
Width (closed): 102 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Height: 77 cm
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