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19th-century Mahogany Side Table / Serving Table
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19th-century Mahogany Side Table / Serving Table

19th century
For Sale by Colton Antiques
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A fine 19th-century mahogany side or serving table. Crafted from mahogany, this elegant piece presents a sophisticated silhouette well-suited for a formal dining room, grand hallway, or living space.

The table features two smoothly operating drawers adorned with delicate, hand-carved shell details, and is raised on classic, elegant cabriole legs.

It presents beautifully as a showroom piece, retaining a deep, original historic finish.

Dimensions:

Width: 137.5 cm

Height: 87cm

Depth: 63 cm

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Colton Antiques has dated this Mahogany Side Serving Table to the 19th Century.

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SA1199064
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073
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A fine 19th-century mahogany side or serving table.
Crafted from mahogany, this elegant piece presents a sophisticated silhouette well-suited for a formal dining room, grand hallway, or living space.
Colton Antiques

The table features two smoothly operating drawers adorned with delicate, hand-carved shell details, and is raised on classic, elegant cabriole legs.

It presents beautifully as a showroom piece, retaining a deep, original historic finish.

Dimensions:

Width: 137.5 cm

Height: 87cm

Depth: 63 cm

Date of Manufacture

Colton Antiques has dated this Mahogany Side Serving Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1199064
Dealers Internal Ref
073
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A 19th-century mahogany side table featuring two drawers with carved shell aprons, keyhole escutcheons, and four cabriole legs.
19th-Century Mahogany Side Table / Serving Table
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A 19th-century mahogany side table featuring two drawers with carved shell aprons, keyhole escutcheons, and four cabriole legs.
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Serving tables originated in formal dining spaces during the 18th and 19th centuries to hold serving vessels, decanters, and tableware during meals. Featuring cabriole legs and integrated drawers, these versatile pieces evolved over time to serve as hall tables, sideboards, and occasional writing surfaces.

Tables from this period were crafted predominantly from solid mahogany or rich mahogany veneers, selected for timber stability and grain depth. Construction hallmarks include hand-cut dovetail joints, carved cabriole legs ending in pad or ball-and-claw feet, and brass keyhole escutcheons.

Authentic period tables feature hand-planed drawer linings, secondary timber beneath, and natural patination in areas of touch. Look for period joinery techniques, functional lock mechanisms, and shell or leaf motifs carved into the apron or knees.

Position a mahogany side table in an entryway or living room to add depth and historical detail against contemporary backdrops. Style the tabletop with structural ceramic vessels, a table lamp, or framed artwork to create a balanced vignette.

Position timber furniture away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent splitting or fading. Dust regularly with a clean microfibre cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish twice yearly along the grain to protect the finish.
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