Early 19th-century Georgian Mahogany Twin-pillar Dining Table
Fine Early 19th-Century Georgian Solid Mahogany Twin Pedestal Dining Table
A high-quality, elegant early 19th-century late Georgian extending mahogany dining table. It features a solid mahogany rectangular top, supported by a pair of beautiful gunbarrel-turned pillars with three outswept saber legs ending in brass casters shaped like lion’s claws. The table includes two D-shaped end sections and one large original extension leaf (57 cm), allowing it to extend to seat more people (seats 10). The solid Cuban mahogany is of excellent quality and color. England, circa 1800. The figured mahogany exhibits a rich, warm patina. This elegant dining table is not only a testament to exceptional craftsmanship but also a stunning example of Georgian design, making it an ideal piece for any refined interior.
A high-quality, elegant early 19th-century late Georgian extending mahogany dining table. It features a solid mahogany rectangular top, supported by a pair of beautiful gunbarrel-turned pillars with three outswept saber legs ending in brass casters shaped like lion’s claws. The table includes two D-shaped end sections and one large original extension leaf (57 cm), allowing it to extend to seat more people (seats 10). The solid Cuban mahogany is of excellent quality and color. England, circa 1800. The figured mahogany exhibits a rich, warm patina. This elegant dining table is not only a testament to exceptional craftsmanship but also a stunning example of Georgian design, making it an ideal piece for any refined interior.
5 600 €
Period: 19th century
Style: English Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Mahogany
Length: 231
Height: 71
Depth: 123
Reference (ID): 1828973
Availability: In stock
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