A Good Quality Late 18th Century George III Period Matched Pair Of Mahogany Bedside Night Tables, Or Tray Top Commodes, Having Very Attractive Shaped Gallery Tops, With Integrated Pierced Carrying Handles, Over Sliding Tambour Cupboard Doors Enclosing Storage Cavity, And Converted Pull Out Drawers With Inlaid Strung Decoration And Replacement Old Brass Handles, Raised On Typical Square Chamfered Legs.These are a good example of the stereotypical Georgian bedside night table. At some point in their history they have been matched together into a pair, which is extremely common due to a relentless demand over many years for matching tables either side of a bed, in combination to the relative scarcity and therefore extremely high price of any true pairs which can occasionally be found on the market.The differences are relatively minor, with just some ever so slightly different mouldings in places, plus one being quarter of an inch deeper than the other the only real differences to ...