George 3rd Mahogany Tripod Table

Name: George 3rd Mahogany Tripod Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1018743
Availability: SoldOut

18th century

Sold by witchantiques.com

Description

A good late George 3rd mahogany tripod table, unusual to have a scroll foot sweeping into an umbrella leg and no major breaks showing to the feet. The turned central column runs up to the tilting rectangular top with the interesting cut corners giving an elongated octagonal shape. The top surface has many scratches under the patina and we think it is better to leave it as original. There are a few defunct wood work holes in one of the under stretchers which we have treated as a precaution. Please don't be put off by the previous noted flaws this is a really good honest piece of Georgian furniture.

Physical Dimensions

Height

72cm (28.35")

Width

57cm (22.44")

Depth

43cm (16.93")

Declaration

witchantiques.com has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1018743

Dealers Internal Reference

B-648

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Description

A good late George 3rd mahogany tripod table, unusual to have a scroll foot sweeping into an umbrella leg and no major breaks showing to the feet.

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The turned central column runs up to the tilting rectangular top with the interesting cut corners giving an elongated octagonal shape.

witchantiques.com

The top surface has many scratches under the patina and we think it is better to leave it as original. There are a few defunct wood work holes in one of the under stretchers which we have treated as a precaution. Please don't be put off by the previous noted flaws this is a really good honest piece of Georgian furniture.