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Georgian Oak and Elm Tripod Occasional Table
Havard and Havard
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Georgian Oak and Elm Tripod Occasional Table

18th century
Description

Tripod tables are numerous and most are unremarkable. Occasionally, however, along comes one that sets itself apart and this little table is one of those.

The single piece oak top has a milled edge which slopes inwards and is supported on a beauifully drawn oak baluster column with ring turning to its top and base. Even the elm block to the underside of the top is a joy!

The elm legs, simply shaped, extend beyond the diameter of the top which gives the piece greater stability and appeal. Beauifully proportioned and superbly patinated with great variation and intensity of colour.

English, circa 1770- 1800.

Physical Dimensions
Height
66cm (25.98")
Width
39cm (15.35")
Depth
39cm (15.35")
Declaration

Havard and Havard has dated this Georgian Oak Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

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SA1143129
Description
Tripod tables are numerous and most are unremarkable. Occasionally, however, along comes one that sets itself apart and this little table is one of those.
The single piece oak top has a milled edge which slopes inwards and is supported on a beauifully drawn oak baluster column with ring turning to its top and base.
Havard and Havard

Even the elm block to the underside of the top is a joy!

fig 1. A Georgian oak and elm tripod table featuring a turned central column, three splayed cabriole legs, and a circular top with a warm polished finish.
fig 1. Georgian Oak and Elm Tripod Occasional Table

The elm legs, simply shaped, extend beyond the diameter of the top which gives the piece greater stability and appeal. Beauifully proportioned and superbly patinated with great variation and intensity of colour.

English, circa 1770- 1800.

Height
66cm (25.98")
Width
39cm (15.35")
Depth
39cm (15.35")
Date of Manufacture

Havard and Havard has dated this Georgian Oak Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1143129
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Archive I A Georgian oak and elm tripod table featuring a turned central column, three splayed cabriole legs, and a circular top with a warm polished finish.

Georgian Oak and Elm Tripod Occasional Table

Archive II A Georgian oak and elm tripod table featuring a turned central column, three splayed cabriole legs, and a circular top with a warm polished finish. View II
Archive III A Georgian oak and elm tripod table featuring a turned central column, three splayed cabriole legs, and a circular top with a warm polished finish. View III
Archive IV A Georgian oak and elm tripod table featuring a turned central column, three splayed cabriole legs, and a circular top with a warm polished finish. View IV
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A Georgian oak and elm tripod table featuring a turned central column, three splayed cabriole legs, and a circular top with a warm polished finish.
Georgian Oak and Elm Tripod Occasional Table
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A Georgian oak and elm tripod table featuring a turned central column, three splayed cabriole legs, and a circular top with a warm polished finish.
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Originating in the 18th century, Georgian tripod tables feature a central turned column supported by three splayed legs, designed as flexible tea, wine, or candle stands in period interiors.

British country furniture makers frequently constructed tripod tables using native hardwoods such as oak and elm, selected for their structural durability and distinct grain pattern.

Authentic 18th-century examples display hand-cut joinery, a hand-turned baluster stem, and natural shrinkage or subtle oval shape distortion to the circular top due to timber aging.

Position the piece alongside a reading armchair or sofa as an accent table, pairing the historic timber with modern ceramics, brass lighting, or neutral textiles for visual contrast.

Keep the surface clean using a soft dry microfibre cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish annually to nourish the timber and protect the historic surface wax finish.
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