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Georgian Circular Mahogany Wine Tray with Inlaid Decoration, Circa 1790
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Georgian Circular Mahogany Wine Tray with Inlaid Decoration, Circa 1790

18th century
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Description

An unusual and practical tray for serving wine glasses, which also makes a decorative display piece. The large circular tray is made of a figured mahogany with a dramatic inlaid satinwood central motif and has a raised border inlaid with a chequer design. Wonderful untouched surface and patination.

(There is a small patch to one side that appears to be part of the original construction, and is less visible than shown in the photo).

Circa 1790

Diameter: 17.5 ins; 44.5 cms

Depth: 0.75 ins; 2 cms

Physical Dimensions
Height
44.5cm (17.52")
Width
44.5cm (17.52")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

WelshAntiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Wine Tray to the Georgian era.

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SA1185054
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An unusual and practical tray for serving wine glasses, which also makes a decorative display piece.
The large circular tray is made of a figured mahogany with a dramatic inlaid satinwood central motif and has a raised border inlaid with a chequer design.
WelshAntiques

Wonderful untouched surface and patination.

(There is a small patch to one side that appears to be part of the original construction, and is less visible than shown in the photo).

Circa 1790

Diameter: 17.5 ins; 44.5 cms

Depth: 0.75 ins; 2 cms

Height
44.5cm (17.52")
Width
44.5cm (17.52")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

WelshAntiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Wine Tray to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1185054
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A circular Georgian mahogany wine tray featuring a raised rim with geometric inlay and a central inlaid patera motif.
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Archive I A circular Georgian mahogany wine tray featuring a raised rim with geometric inlay and a central inlaid patera motif.

Georgian Circular Mahogany Wine Tray with Inlaid Decoration, Circa 1790

Archive II A circular Georgian mahogany wine tray featuring a raised rim with geometric inlay and a central inlaid patera motif. View II
Archive III A circular Georgian mahogany wine tray featuring a raised rim with geometric inlay and a central inlaid patera motif. View III
Archive IV A circular Georgian mahogany wine tray featuring a raised rim with geometric inlay and a central inlaid patera motif. View IV
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A circular Georgian mahogany wine tray featuring a raised rim with geometric inlay and a central inlaid patera motif.
Georgian Circular Mahogany Wine Tray with Inlaid Decoration, circa 1790
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A circular Georgian mahogany wine tray featuring a raised rim with geometric inlay and a central inlaid patera motif.
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Typically produced in late 18th-century Britain, these circular or oval trays feature raised rims and decorative marquetry or patera inlays in contrasting timbers, designed for serving wine or tea in formal settings.

They were predominantly crafted from solid or veneered West Indian mahogany, frequently accented with marquetry inlays using satinwood, boxwood, or harewood, alongside patterned rim detailing.

Authentic period trays display signs of hand-planing, subtle shrinkage in the wood grain over time, hand-cut marquetry work, and natural patination along the underside and edges.

Position the tray on a sideboard, coffee table, or ottoman to group decanters and glassware, or lean it vertically against a wall within a display cabinet as a decorative backdrop.

Keep the timber away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent cracking, wipe gently with a dry microfibre cloth, and apply a high-grade beeswax polish sparingly along the grain.
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