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Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality
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Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality

19th century
For Sale by Prior and Willis
Description

Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality

This fine quality early 19th-century Georgian twin pedestal dining table is a rare decorative find. It would make a wonderful statement piece in the right setting, displaying attractive age, colour, and patina. Full of charm and character, its generous 49” (125 cm) width provides excellent dining proportions and presence. Ample space for serving dishes, candlarbra and table decorations.

The top shows lots of historic age, marks, and use — now beautifully buried beneath generations of polish and wax, creating a rich and authentic patina that only time can produce.

Features & Craftsmanship

Early 19th-century Georgian period

Twin pedestal design

Large 125 cm (49”) width

Structurally sound with no loose joints

Strong, fully functional mechanism

Condition

Good antique condition overall, showing expected signs of age including historic marks, knocks, cracks, repairs, and alterations consistent with period furniture.

There are historic extinct woodworm holes to the non-mahogany components of the tilt-top mechanism; these have been treated for good measure. The table remains strong and fully functional.

Dimensions

Width: 125 cm

Length: 178 cm (119 cm without leaf)

Height: 72 cm

Kneehole height: 69 cm

Additional Information

Stock No.: 8913

Includes a 30-day money-back guarantee

Competitive UK and international door-to-door shipping available

A bold and characterful Georgian dining table with impressive proportions, practical flexibility for different spaces, and a beautifully developed period patina.

Physical Dimensions
Height
72cm (28.35")
Width
125cm (49.21")
Depth
178cm (70.08")
Declaration

Prior and Willis has dated this Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1199144
Dealers Internal Reference
8913
Dealers Notes

****call +44 7866 705199, email mark@priorandwillis.co.uk, or visit our website priorandwillisantiques.co.uk****

Description
Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality

This fine quality early 19th-century Georgian twin pedestal dining table is a rare decorative find.

It would make a wonderful statement piece in the right setting, displaying attractive age, colour, and patina.
Prior and Willis

Full of charm and character, its generous 49” (125 cm) width provides excellent dining proportions and presence. Ample space for serving dishes, candlarbra and table decorations.

fig 1. An early 19th-century Georgian mahogany twin pedestal dining table featuring turned columns, splayed legs, and brass cap castors.
fig 1. Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality

The top shows lots of historic age, marks, and use — now beautifully buried beneath generations of polish and wax, creating a rich and authentic patina that only time can produce.

Features & Craftsmanship

fig 2. An early 19th-century Georgian mahogany twin pedestal dining table featuring turned columns, splayed legs, and brass cap castors.
fig 2. Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality

Early 19th-century Georgian period

Twin pedestal design

Large 125 cm (49”) width

Structurally sound with no loose joints

Strong, fully functional mechanism

Condition

Good antique condition overall, showing expected signs of age including historic marks, knocks, cracks, repairs, and alterations consistent with period furniture.

fig 3. An early 19th-century Georgian mahogany twin pedestal dining table featuring turned columns, splayed legs, and brass cap castors.
fig 3. Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality

There are historic extinct woodworm holes to the non-mahogany components of the tilt-top mechanism; these have been treated for good measure. The table remains strong and fully functional.

Dimensions

Width: 125 cm

fig 4. An early 19th-century Georgian mahogany twin pedestal dining table featuring turned columns, splayed legs, and brass cap castors.
fig 4. Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality

Length: 178 cm (119 cm without leaf)

Height: 72 cm

Kneehole height: 69 cm

Additional Information

Stock No.: 8913

Includes a 30-day money-back guarantee

Competitive UK and international door-to-door shipping available

A bold and characterful Georgian dining table with impressive proportions, practical flexibility for different spaces, and a beautifully developed period patina.

Height
72cm (28.35")
Width
125cm (49.21")
Depth
178cm (70.08")
Date of Manufacture

Prior and Willis has dated this Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1199144
Dealers Internal Ref
8913
Prior and Willis
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2015
Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Prior and Willis Profile Page

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An early 19th-century Georgian mahogany twin pedestal dining table featuring turned columns, splayed legs, and brass cap castors.
Antique Early 19th Century Georgian Twin Pedestal Dining Table – Fine Quality
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A Georgian twin pedestal dining table is characterised by a rectangular or rounded top supported by two central turned pillars rather than four perimeter legs. Each pillar typically rests on a tripod or quadruped base with splayed legs, often fitted with brass cap castors to facilitate movement.

These tables were primarily constructed using dense West Indian or South American mahogany, prized for its rich grain and stability. Components were assembled using hand-cut dovetails, brass brassware clips or latches to secure table leaves, and solid hand-turned central columns.

Authentic 19th-century examples display signs of period craftsmanship, including hand-planed undersides, period-correct brass castors with original steel screws, and natural age-related patination. The timber will show subtle variation in grain, and the iron or brass table clips will show hand-fitted alignment marks.

A classic mahogany dining table provides visual grounding when paired with contemporary dining chairs, such as modern upholstered or minimalist leather designs. Placing a large neutral area rug underneath and simple ceramic tableware on top balances the historical timber with clean modern lines.

Maintain the timber surface by regularly applying a high-quality beeswax polish along the grain and buffing with a soft cloth. Keep the table away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent timber shrinkage, cracking, or fading of the natural polish finish.
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