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Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table with Gun Barrel Stem Circa 1790
Beresford Antiques LTD
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Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table with Gun Barrel Stem Circa 1790

18th century
Description

A superb quality solid mahogany tripod table in original condition The heavy tripod base is well shaped with a gun barrel stem and its original fittings The single piece top has superb grain and colour. Old contraction crack to the top but not detrimental

Physical Dimensions
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
79cm (31.10")
Depth
77cm (30.31")
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Beresford Antiques LTD has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the 18th Century.

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SA1156316
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Description
A superb quality solid mahogany tripod table in original condition The heavy tripod base is well shaped with a gun barrel stem and its original fittings The single piece top has superb grain and colour. Old contraction crack to the top but not detrimental
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
79cm (31.10")
Depth
77cm (30.31")
Date of Manufacture

Beresford Antiques LTD has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1156316
Beresford Antiques LTD
Beresford Antiques LTD
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2012

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A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs.
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Archive I A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs.

Georgian mahogany tripod table with gun barrel stem circa 1790

Archive II A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs. View II
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Archive IV A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs. View IV
Archive V A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs. View V
Archive VI A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs. View VI
Archive VII A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs. View VII
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A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs.
Georgian mahogany tripod table with gun barrel stem circa 1790
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A late eighteenth-century Georgian mahogany tripod table featuring a circular top, a turned gun barrel stem, and three splayed legs.
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Originating in eighteenth-century Britain, a Georgian tripod table is a compact occasional table consisting of a circular top mounted on a central turned column and three outward-curving legs.

These pieces were predominantly crafted from dense hardwoods such as mahogany or walnut, featuring turned central stems and legs joined with hand-cut dovetail joints.

Authentic period examples display signs of hand-planing on the underside, period catch mechanisms for tilt tops, and slight oval movement in the circular top due to natural timber shrinkage across the grain over time.

Position the table beside a reading chair or sofa as an accent piece, maintaining functional floor space while adding timber character to contemporary minimalist settings.

Apply clear beeswax polish periodically along the grain and position the furniture away from direct heat sources or radiators to prevent drying and timber movement.
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