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A Fine Pair of George III Burr Yew-wood and Mahogany D-shaped Side Tables
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A Fine Pair of George III Burr Yew-wood and Mahogany D-shaped Side Tables

18th century
Sold 21 November 2025 · Andreas de Jong Ltd.
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Description

The semi-elliptical tops veneered in well figured mahogany and banded in burr yew wood and Goncalo Alvez. The frieze similarly veneered with densely figured burr yew and Goncalo Alvez. The four tapering legs also inlaid and headed by oval paterae.

This exceptional pair of tables dating from the last quarter of the eighteenth century closely follow the designs of Thomas Sheraton. They are particularly unusual due to their size and the use of burr yew wood panels through out. The colour of the timber is outstanding and they are particularly unusual being a pair.

English, ca. 1790

Physical Dimensions
Height
84cm (33.07")
Width
157cm (61.81")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Declaration

Andreas de Jong Ltd. has dated these George III Side Tables to the 18th Century.

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SA1092917
Description
The semi-elliptical tops veneered in well figured mahogany and banded in burr yew wood and Goncalo Alvez. The frieze similarly veneered with densely figured burr yew and Goncalo Alvez. The four tapering legs also inlaid and headed by oval paterae.
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This exceptional pair of tables dating from the last quarter of the eighteenth century closely follow the designs of Thomas Sheraton.
Andreas de Jong Ltd.

They are particularly unusual due to their size and the use of burr yew wood panels through out. The colour of the timber is outstanding and they are particularly unusual being a pair.

English, ca. 1790

Height
84cm (33.07")
Width
157cm (61.81")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Date of Manufacture

Andreas de Jong Ltd. has dated these George III Side Tables to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1092917
Andreas de Jong Ltd.
Andreas de Jong Ltd.
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2023

Specialising in 18th and early 19th century english and irish antique furniture

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Trade Associations

Andreas de Jong Ltd. is a registered member of BADA 

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A pair of 18th-century D-shaped side tables featuring burr yew veneer, mahogany banding, and tapered legs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A pair of 18th-century D-shaped side tables featuring burr yew veneer, mahogany banding, and tapered legs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

A Fine Pair of George III Burr Yew-wood and Mahogany D-shaped Side Tables

Archive II A pair of 18th-century D-shaped side tables featuring burr yew veneer, mahogany banding, and tapered legs. View II
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A pair of 18th-century D-shaped side tables featuring burr yew veneer, mahogany banding, and tapered legs.
A FINE PAIR OF GEORGE III BURR YEW-WOOD AND MAHOGANY D-SHAPED SIDE TABLES
Ref: SA1092917
A pair of 18th-century D-shaped side tables featuring burr yew veneer, mahogany banding, and tapered legs.
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  • ObjectConsole Tables
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialBurr yew-wood, Mahogany, Pine
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsBurr yew veneer, Mahogany crossbanding, Tapered legs, Demilune top
  • SizeH 84 cm (33 in) x W 157 cm (62 in) x D 61 cm (24 in)

The George III style spans the mid to late 18th century, characterised by a transition from heavy baroque influences to neoclassical elegance, featuring refined proportions and classical motifs.

Cabinetmakers during this period predominantly utilised native timbers such as oak and elm for structural framing, while employing exotic veneers like mahogany, satinwood, and burr yew for decorative surfaces.

Authenticity is assessed by examining traditional joinery techniques such as hand-cut dovetails, timber shrinkage patterns, patination of the wood, and historical tool marks consistent with 18th-century craftsmanship.

These pieces can be integrated into modern spaces by pairing them with minimalist walls and contemporary art to create a deliberate contrast between historic craftsmanship and clean modern design.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, avoiding direct sunlight, and occasionally applying traditional beeswax to nourish the timber without damaging the historic polish.
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