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Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835
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Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835

19th century
Description

William IV Round Mahogany Triform Occasional Table.

A very rare and unusual early table.

This is an exceptional example of a high-quality English Late regency - William IV Occasional Table (circa 1815 -1835), also known as a Lamp or Reading Stand, executed in fine, deep-patinated Mahogany. The table embodies the refined elegance and architectural precision characteristic of the Neoclassical Revival.

The circular top showcases high-quality cabinetmaking featuring highly figured flame Mahogany veneer. This is beautifully framed by a border of cross-banded mahogany around the edge. The whole top retains a rich, mature polish and surface patina consistent with its age.

The top is supported by a truly distinctive and elegant three-sided (tri-faceted) pedestal. This unusual detail replaces the typical cylindrical shaft with three flat vertical faces that narrow as they descend to the base, lending the piece a refined visual lightness and serving as a key stylistic indicator of the high-end Regency period.

The pedestal terminates in a sturdy triform platform base—a classic three-legged support structure. The three substantial legs are boldly swept and scrolled, providing excellent balance and stability. Each leg culminates in a well-defined bun foot, fitted with its original, solid brass castor. These castors are notably charming, being low-proportioned and quite wide, an unusual feature that confirms the table's purpose as an easily movable piece for a formal room, while their solid brass construction attests to the high standard of original manufacture.

The overall design balances the visual lightness of the tri-faceted column with the necessary stability of the triform base, resulting in a beautiful, highly functional, and authentically detailed antique.

The table has been through our workshop so we can assure that it is in fantastic, solid condition, with no joint movement or wobbles. We have cleaned and waxed the table, which retains its original, lightly faded French polished finish, showcasing a lovely patina that can only be achieved with time and care.

Condition and Provenance As an antique, this table does show signs of age and use. While in fantastic condition, expect minor marks consistent with historical pieces. The table is of a great quality and is structurally sound, with no major damage that would detract from its beauty or functionality.

Dimensions

Height: 730mm

Diameter : 405mm

Delivery

*Private insured courier normally £60 for this item, enquire for accurate quote*

Physical Dimensions
Height
73cm (28.74")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
40cm (15.75")
Declaration

Lincoln Restorations has dated this William IV Mahogany Wine Table to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1177962
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Description
William IV Round Mahogany Triform Occasional Table.

A very rare and unusual early table.

This is an exceptional example of a high-quality English Late regency - William IV Occasional Table (circa 1815 -1835), also known as a Lamp or Reading Stand, executed in fine, deep-patinated Mahogany.
Lincoln Restorations

The table embodies the refined elegance and architectural precision characteristic of the Neoclassical Revival.

fig 1. An antique William IV mahogany wine table featuring a circular top supported by a tapered faceted column and a triform base with bun feet.
fig 1. Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835

The circular top showcases high-quality cabinetmaking featuring highly figured flame Mahogany veneer. This is beautifully framed by a border of cross-banded mahogany around the edge. The whole top retains a rich, mature polish and surface patina consistent with its age.

fig 2. An antique William IV mahogany wine table featuring a circular top supported by a tapered faceted column and a triform base with bun feet.
fig 2. Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835

The top is supported by a truly distinctive and elegant three-sided (tri-faceted) pedestal. This unusual detail replaces the typical cylindrical shaft with three flat vertical faces that narrow as they descend to the base, lending the piece a refined visual lightness and serving as a key stylistic indicator of the high-end Regency period.

fig 3. An antique William IV mahogany wine table featuring a circular top supported by a tapered faceted column and a triform base with bun feet.
fig 3. Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835

The pedestal terminates in a sturdy triform platform base—a classic three-legged support structure. The three substantial legs are boldly swept and scrolled, providing excellent balance and stability. Each leg culminates in a well-defined bun foot, fitted with its original, solid brass castor. These castors are notably charming, being low-proportioned and quite wide, an unusual feature that confirms the table's purpose as an easily movable piece for a formal room, while their solid brass construction attests to the high standard of original manufacture.

fig 4. An antique William IV mahogany wine table featuring a circular top supported by a tapered faceted column and a triform base with bun feet.
fig 4. Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835

The overall design balances the visual lightness of the tri-faceted column with the necessary stability of the triform base, resulting in a beautiful, highly functional, and authentically detailed antique.

fig 5. An antique William IV mahogany wine table featuring a circular top supported by a tapered faceted column and a triform base with bun feet.
fig 5. Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835

The table has been through our workshop so we can assure that it is in fantastic, solid condition, with no joint movement or wobbles. We have cleaned and waxed the table, which retains its original, lightly faded French polished finish, showcasing a lovely patina that can only be achieved with time and care.

fig 6. An antique William IV mahogany wine table featuring a circular top supported by a tapered faceted column and a triform base with bun feet.
fig 6. Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835

Condition and Provenance As an antique, this table does show signs of age and use. While in fantastic condition, expect minor marks consistent with historical pieces. The table is of a great quality and is structurally sound, with no major damage that would detract from its beauty or functionality.

Dimensions

Height: 730mm

Diameter : 405mm

Delivery

Private insured courier normally £60 for this item, enquire for accurate quote*

Height
73cm (28.74")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
40cm (15.75")
Date of Manufacture

Lincoln Restorations has dated this William IV Mahogany Wine Table to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1177962
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An antique William IV mahogany wine table featuring a circular top supported by a tapered faceted column and a triform base with bun feet.
Antique William IV Mahogany Round Occasional Hall Lamp Plant Wine Table C1835
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The William IV style spans the reign of King William IV from 1830 to 1837, bridging the late Regency and early Victorian eras. Furniture from this period is characterised by robust proportions, architectural forms, faceted or turned pedestal stems, and heavy triform plinth bases.

Nineteenth-century wine tables were predominantly crafted from dense hardwoods such as Cuban or West Indian mahogany, walnut, and rosewood. The tops often showcased flame mahogany veneers over solid timber bases, joined with traditional mortise and tenon or dovetail woodworking techniques.

Authentic period tables display signs of natural timber shrinkage, hand-cut joinery marks beneath the tabletop, and age-related patination on the finish. Structural elements typical of the era include octagonal or faceted central columns, deeply moulded concave triform bases, and original brass or timber casters.

A small mahogany table functions well as an occasional surface positioned beside an armchair, within a hallway alcove, or in a reading corner. It can be styled with a table lamp, a ceramic vase, or stacked books to balance historical wood tones with contemporary interior finishes.

Dust the wood regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth following the direction of the grain. Protect the surface from moisture and direct heat sources, and apply a natural beeswax polish once or twice a year to maintain the wood surface.
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