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Late 18th Century Corner Mahogany Drop Leaf Table
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Late 18th Century Corner Mahogany Drop Leaf Table

18th century
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A late 18th-century corner mahogany drop-leaf table. This table is uniquely designed to fit into a corner, with a triangular top that can be expanded with its drop-leaf mechanism. The table features two faux drawers with brass pull handles, providing a small storage space behind. The legs are slender and elegantly shaped, ending in pad feet, which are typical of the period. When the drop-leaf is extended, the table transforms into a larger surface supported by an additional leg that swings out for stability.

Physical Dimensions
Height
70.5cm (27.76")
Width
102cm (40.16")
Depth
101cm (39.76")
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The Old Cinema has dated this Mahogany Corner Drop Leaf Table to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1086581
Dealers Internal Reference
45048
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A late 18th-century corner mahogany drop-leaf table.
This table is uniquely designed to fit into a corner, with a triangular top that can be expanded with its drop-leaf mechanism.
The Old Cinema

The table features two faux drawers with brass pull handles, providing a small storage space behind. The legs are slender and elegantly shaped, ending in pad feet, which are typical of the period. When the drop-leaf is extended, the table transforms into a larger surface supported by an additional leg that swings out for stability.

Height
70.5cm (27.76")
Width
102cm (40.16")
Depth
101cm (39.76")
Date of Manufacture

The Old Cinema has dated this Mahogany Corner Drop Leaf Table to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1086581
Dealers Internal Ref
45048
The Old Cinema
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A late 18th-century mahogany corner drop-leaf table featuring pad feet, brass ring handles, and a triangular top.
Late 18th Century Corner Mahogany Drop Leaf Table
Ref: SA1086581
A late 18th-century mahogany corner drop-leaf table featuring pad feet, brass ring handles, and a triangular top.
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A corner drop-leaf table, sometimes known as a handkerchief table due to its triangular shape when folded, is a space-saving piece of 18th-century furniture. It is designed to fit flush into a room corner with a hinged flap that lifts to create a square or diamond-shaped surface.

Tables from this period were predominantly constructed from solid mahogany or oak, featuring brass hardware for drawer pulls and hinges. The joinery relies on traditional mortise and tenon construction with hand-dovetailed joints inside any structural drawers.

Authentic Georgian pieces display hand-sawn timber marks on unexposed undersides, irregular hand-cut dovetails, and genuine age wear to the feet. Look for original brass drop handles, historic patination, and gate-leg mechanisms that operate smoothly on timber pivots.

Position the table in an unutilised room corner to add depth and warmth to the space. Top it with a modest table lamp, a ceramic vessel, or stacked art books, or open the drop leaf to use it as an occasional drinks table when entertaining.

Dust regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth along the grain of the wood. Apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year to nourish the timber, avoiding synthetic sprays, direct sunlight, and heat sources that cause wood shrinkage.
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