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A George II Mahogany Tripod Table
Ron Green
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A George II Mahogany Tripod Table

18th century
For Sale by Ron Green
Description

With bird-cage mechanism.

England, c.1750

Physical Dimensions
Height
67cm (26.38")
Width
71cm (27.95")
Depth
70cm (27.56")
Declaration

Ron Green has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1029914
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Description
With bird-cage mechanism.

England, c.1750

Height
67cm (26.38")
Width
71cm (27.95")
Depth
70cm (27.56")
Date of Manufacture

Ron Green has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1029914
Ron Green
Ron Green
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2012
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A George II mahogany tripod table featuring a circular tilt-top surface mounted on a turned pedestal stem and three cabriole legs with pad feet.
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227, 237, 239 Watling Street West
Towcester
Northamptonshire
NN12 6DD
United Kingdom
Verified Since May 2012
Ron Green
Ron Green
Verified Since May 2012
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Location: 227, 237, 239 Watling Street West, Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 6DD, United Kingdom
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A George II mahogany tripod table featuring a circular tilt-top surface mounted on a turned pedestal stem and three cabriole legs with pad feet.
A George II mahogany tripod table
Ref: SA1029914
A George II mahogany tripod table featuring a circular tilt-top surface mounted on a turned pedestal stem and three cabriole legs with pad feet.
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A George II tripod table is a British occasional table produced between 1727 and 1760, characterised by a central turned pedestal supported by three cabriole legs. These tables frequently incorporated a hinged top mechanism that allowed the surface to tilt vertically for compact storage along room perimeters.

Primary timber for mid-eighteenth-century English tripod tables was dense mahogany, often imported from the West Indies. Construction relied on traditional joinery including hand-cut dovetails for the catch block, iron or brass latches, and turned pedestal supports shaped on wood lathes.

Authentic pieces feature signs of age including natural timber shrinkage, hand-forged iron or cast brass tilt latches, and irregular tool marks on unpolished undersides. The joinery where the three legs meet the central column typically shows historic hand-cut construction rather than modern machine work.

These versatile pieces function well as accent side tables positioned beside upholstered armchairs or sofas. When not in active use for drinks or books, the table top can be tilted upright to display the wood grain and clear floor area in smaller rooms.

Preserve the finish by applying a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year, buffing gently with a clean cloth. Keep the item away from direct heat sources and sunlight, and avoid placing hot or wet objects directly onto the unsealed timber surface.
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