Pretty little wine table in the antique Georgian style, with a burr walnut top surrounded by a pie crust edge & a tripod base.
Width --- 14" (36cm)
Height --- 20" (51)
Occasional Tables
Antique Georgian Style Burr Walnut Wine Table
Antique Victorian Inlaid Walnut Occassional Table
Antique Victorian walnut oval table, with some nice inlay on the top. The top is supported on four turned collumns, which in turn sit on four shaped legs. This table came from a private estate in London & we have since repolished it. This table is structurally sound, but isn't suitable for use as a dining table, because there is some shake on the top, due to the design with the four collumns.---
Antique Georgian Period Tilt Top Mahogany Occassional Table
Very solid & heavy antique Georgian period table probably dating from around the 1750 period. This table is in the same condition as I obtained it & has loads of character. It's structurally sound & I would say it could do with a good wax. The round tip up top looks like it's one solid piece of wood. This sits on a bird cage base, which at the moment doesn't seem to be turning, but there is probably a lot of dirt in it. This in turn sits on an unusually stocky turned stem, with tripod pad feet. I'm fairly sure it's mahogany, but it could be red walnut. The top is flat, with no splits or warps & there are lots of minor indentations, old scratches, marks, etc one would expect to find on a table of this age. The same goes for the rest of this table. I can just make out one small insert repair about a 1/2" diamond shape, in the top. This must be a very old repair & is not really noticeable at first look. This really is a lovely original period item of furniture, which has come from a private source. I'm sure all you purest period dealers will find the odd faults, but basically I have tried to describe it as honest as I can. I'm no expert, so take a good enlarged look at all of the images & make your own minds up.
Antique French Table with Marquetry Top and Ebonised Base
Antique French table with a shaped top that's inlaid with marquetry in the middle. The bottom section is ebonized. This table has a lovely shape & is in good condition for it's age, which I believe is from around the 1890-1910 period.