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A Very Large George IV Coaster for a Wine Bottle or Ships Decanter, Carved Mahogany Attributed to James Mein of Kelso, C.1830
Jeckyll & Co
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A Very Large George IV Coaster for a Wine Bottle or Ships Decanter, Carved Mahogany Attributed to James Mein of Kelso, C.1830

19th century
For Sale by Jeckyll & Co
Description

In terms of a wine bottle I'm guessing balthazar upwards!...possibly Regimental

Overall diameter 12 and a half inches

Running on gilt-brass castors.

Good condition overall. Surface wear to the centre, a couple of small chips to the underside of the edge.

Happy to post at cost price

Physical Dimensions
Height
6.5cm (2.56")
Width
31.5cm (12.40")
Depth
31.5cm (12.40")
Declaration

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Carved Mahogany Wine Coaster to the 19th Century.

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SA1124525
Description
In terms of a wine bottle I'm guessing balthazar upwards!...possibly Regimental

Overall diameter 12 and a half inches

Running on gilt-brass castors.

Good condition overall. Surface wear to the centre, a couple of small chips to the underside of the edge.

Happy to post at cost price

Height
6.5cm (2.56")
Width
31.5cm (12.40")
Depth
31.5cm (12.40")
Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Carved Mahogany Wine Coaster to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1124525
Jeckyll & Co
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A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath.
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Archive I A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath.

A Very Large George IV Coaster for a Wine Bottle or Ships Decanter, Carved Mahogany Attributed to James Mein of Kelso, C.1830

Archive II A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath. View II
Archive III A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath. View III
Archive IV A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath. View IV
Archive V A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath. View V
Archive VI A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath. View VI
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A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath.
A very large George IV coaster for a wine bottle or ships decanter, carved mahogany attributed to James Mein of Kelso, c.1830
Ref: SA1124525
A circular carved mahogany decanter coaster featuring intricate central geometric patterns, a gadrooned rim, and small castors mounted underneath.
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Decanter coasters gained widespread popularity during the late 18th and early 19th centuries as formal dining etiquette evolved. Designed to protect polished timber table surfaces from scratches and spills, these coasters allowed decanters to be slid smoothly between dinner guests.

Coasters from the George IV period were primarily constructed from dense hardwoods such as mahogany, rosewood, and walnut, or raised in silver and Sheffield plate. Wooden examples frequently featured baize-lined undersides or small brass castors to assist movement.

Authentic pieces display hand-carved decorative detailing, natural timber shrinkage over time, and original brass hardware or castors beneath. Look for hand-turned patterns and evidence of historical wear on the underside consistent with early 19th-century manufacture.

An antique coaster serves as a functional centerpiece on a dining table or sideboard to hold decanters, wine bottles, or pillar candles. Its warm timber tones and intricate carved detailing add textural depth to contemporary table settings.

Dust the surface regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth to clean carved recesses without damaging the finish. Apply a light coat of high-quality beeswax paste annually to nourish the mahogany, avoiding liquid cleaners or abrasive polishes.
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