A Part of the Furniture has dated this Regency Mahogany Pembroke Table to the Regency era.
A great quality example of a Regency Pembroke table in very good condition, with figured top & drop-leaves and reeded edges throughout, the drop-leaves supported on double recessed brackets, having frieze drawers at either end, both drawer-fronts edged in satinwood, with turned handles and inlaid shield escutcheons, a lock & keyhole at one end but missing its key, one drawer fitted with twin tea caddies & cut-out for a mixing bowl, all on elegant ring-turned & tapering legs with brass cups & casters, this generously-proportioned and immensely practical tea table will impress in the most tasteful of period-furnished homes or a contemporary-styled equivalent and is sure to attract the admiring attention of your guests.

Width with drop-leaves down 93cm x Depth 61.75cm (c36.5" x 24.25")
Width with drop-leaves up 130.5cm x Depth 93cm (51.25" x c36.5")
Height c72cm (c28.25")
This piece dates from around the first quarter of the 19thC, so you may expect the mature character & patina of age, together with wear & tear commensurate with normal use, including plenty of 'character' marks on the top but, otherwise, it's in very good, clean & sound condition, ready to use in your home.
A Part of the Furniture has dated this Regency Mahogany Pembroke Table to the Regency era.
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