An Extremely Attractive And Very Good Quality Georgian 18th Century, Chippendale Period, Mahogany Wine Table, Of Lovely Rich Colour And Patina Throughout, Having Very Well Figured Circular Tilting Dish Top With Attractive Moulded Rim, Raised On Elegant Turned Central Column With Three Tripod Legs Featuring Attractive Foliate Carved Decoration And Carved Scrolling Toes.

This is exactly what one would wish to find in a genuine 18th century occasional table. It is constructed from rich, dense mahogany timbers, resulting in real sturdiness and weight to the piece, highlighting its overall quality. Because of the high grade mahogany timber which was used for its construction it also retains a lovely untouched colour and surface. There are of course a few old marks blemishes to the top but these all add to its history and are something which it would be impossible to lose without taking away the lovely surface which has been built up over hundreds of years.

The table also boasts a very elegant column, again from rich timbers and a very elegant base indeed. The carved decoration to the top of each leg is a very classy feature and has real depth to it, as does the carving within the scrolling toes which manage to create a real addtional elegance when viewing the piece from afar.

In terms of fucntionality and places one could use it then the possibilities are endless. With a practical dish moulded top which is a great size it would suit a whole host of spaces around the home and also it is worth noting that the table is extremely sturdy.

As with all items which we offer for sale this lovely chippendale occasional table has been inspected and attended to in our workshops by our highly skilled and trained antique furniture restorers, who have ensured it is in peak condition whilst giving it a natural wax polish before placing it on sale, ensuring that it is ready for immediate placement.

Circa 1760.

Height 26.5in.
Width 19.5in.
Depth 19.5in.