Canonbury Antiques has dated this Regency Mahogany Pembroke Table to the 18th Century.
Whole top crossbanded in satinwood with string inlays around the drawers and legs
Circa 1820
The term 'Pembroke table' comes from the Countess of Pembroke, a

prominent English aristocrat of the late 18th century, who is
traditionally credited with either commissioning or popularising this style of table
The design emerged in England around the 1750s–1770s, during the

Georgian period

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Dimensions are in inches (CM)
Width x Depth x Height
21 (53) x 33 (84) x 27.5 (70)
Open Top: 50 (127) x 32.5 (83)
Canonbury Antiques has dated this Regency Mahogany Pembroke Table to the 18th Century.
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