Victorian Mahogany Round Tilt-top Dining Table on Pedestal Base, Circa 1860

Name: Victorian Mahogany Round Tilt-top Dining Table on Pedestal Base, Circa 1860
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1169688
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall

Description

This beautiful antique mahogany tilt-top dining table, featuring a rich, polished finish and a classic circular design. The deep grain of the mahogany gives the piece both warmth and elegance, making it a versatile addition to a traditional dining room, period interior, or stylish kitchen space. Its timeless craftsmanship ensures it will remain a statement piece for years to come.

The table is mounted on a sturdy pedestal base with carved legs, offering both stability and refined character. The underside reveals the traditional brass catch and mechanism, allowing the tabletop to tilt vertically when not in use. This feature makes it especially practical for rooms where space-saving is important, combining both functionality and antique charm.

Perfect for dining, entertaining, or as a decorative centrepiece, this Victorian mahogany tilt-top table showcases exceptional build quality and period character. Whether used as a family dining table or a feature in a reception room, it embodies the elegance of classic English furniture. Its authentic patina and craftsmanship make it not only a functional table but also a collector’s piece that enhances any interior.

Height: 29 inches (74 cm)

Diameter: 52 1/2 inches (133 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

74cm (29.13")

Width

133cm (52.36")

Depth

133cm (52.36")

Declaration

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1169688

Dealers Internal Reference

SA279

Dealers Notes

Surrey Antiques have been dealing in and restoring fine furniture since 1982. With over 35 years experience dealing in all types of antique furniture from early oak and walnut to Georgian mahogany and the more exotic timbers such as rosewood and satinwood.

Whilst we deal mostly with mahogany furniture of the Georgian period designed by some of the greatest furniture designers such as Chippendale, Sheraton, Hepplewhite and Adam we also have a very good in depth knowledge of all the main periods of English furniture design from early oak to Regency and Victorian.

Description

This beautiful antique mahogany tilt-top dining table, featuring a rich, polished finish and a classic circular design.

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The deep grain of the mahogany gives the piece both warmth and elegance, making it a versatile addition to a traditional dining room, period interior, or stylish kitchen space.

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall

Its timeless craftsmanship ensures it will remain a statement piece for years to come.

fig 1. Victorian Mahogany Round Tilt-Top Dining Table on Pedestal Base, Circa 1860 — fig 1. Victorian Mahogany Round Tilt-top Dining Table on Pedestal Base, Circa 1860

The table is mounted on a sturdy pedestal base with carved legs, offering both stability and refined character. The underside reveals the traditional brass catch and mechanism, allowing the tabletop to tilt vertically when not in use. This feature makes it especially practical for rooms where space-saving is important, combining both functionality and antique charm.

fig 2. Victorian Mahogany Round Tilt-Top Dining Table on Pedestal Base, Circa 1860 — fig 2. Victorian Mahogany Round Tilt-top Dining Table on Pedestal Base, Circa 1860

Perfect for dining, entertaining, or as a decorative centrepiece, this Victorian mahogany tilt-top table showcases exceptional build quality and period character. Whether used as a family dining table or a feature in a reception room, it embodies the elegance of classic English furniture. Its authentic patina and craftsmanship make it not only a functional table but also a collector’s piece that enhances any interior.

Height: 29 inches (74 cm)

Diameter: 52 1/2 inches (133 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

74cm (29.13")

Width

133cm (52.36")

Depth

133cm (52.36")

Date of Manufacture

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers