Regency Mahogany Tea Table 19th Century

Name: Late Regency Period Mahogany Tea Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1069848
Price: 2450 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectOccasional Tables
Period19th century
StyleGrand Regency
MaterialMahogany
ColourDark Brown
MotifsTurned column, Fluted pedestal, Carved feet, Plinth base
SizeH 72 cm (28 in) x W 91.5 cm (36 in) x D 90 cm (35 in)

This late Regency period mahogany tea table belongs to the 19th century and follows a grand Regency design. The timber shows a dark brown colour with a polished finish across the square top. Decorative elements comprise a heavily turned central column, a fluted pedestal above a plinth base, and four carved splayed feet with claw details. The piece measures 72 cm high, 91.5 cm wide, and 90 cm deep. In a modern home, this occasional table fits well in a bay window, a sitting room, or a drawing room as a surface for tea sets, books, or small lamps. The compact proportions allow placement against a wall or in the centre of a reception space while providing sturdy everyday utility within traditional interiors.

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Regency period tea tables typically feature classical proportions, fine wood veneers such as mahogany, turned central pedestals, and splayed legs ending in brass castors or hand-carved feet.

Craftsmen predominantly used solid mahogany, rosewood, and walnut, often accentuating the grain with brass inlay, carved detailing, and hand-applied shellac or wax finishes.

Authentic pieces feature hand-cut joinery, asymmetrical hand-sawn wood marks underneath, original brass hardware, and natural patination consistent with two centuries of age.

Position the table in a bay window, reading nook, or empty corner, pairing its rich dark wood against neutral walls or contemporary upholstered seating for textural contrast.

Apply high-grade beeswax polish annually along the wood grain, keep the piece away from direct sunlight and heat sources, and clean surfaces promptly using a dry microfibre cloth.

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Late Regency Period Mahogany Tea Table

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