London City Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Lowboy Table to the 1800s.
The top displays a rich, warm colour with attractive figuring to the mahogany.
The drawers are well constructed with hand cut dovetail joints, a clear sign of traditional craftsmanship.

Lowboys were originally designed as dressing tables, the term referring to their lower height compared to the taller “highboy” or chest on stand. They were commonly used in bedrooms for holding mirrors, cosmetics and personal items. Over time their practical size and proportions have made them highly versatile pieces.

Today this example would work beautifully as a hall table, small desk or side table, with the shaped kneehole allowing comfortable seating if used for writing.
A highly useful and decorative piece with excellent proportions.

Condition Report
Good antique condition with age related wear. Surface marks to the top consistent with use as shown. Drawers run well. Structurally sound and sturdy.
Dimensions
Height 73.5 cm (28.94 inches)
Width 81 cm (31.89 inches)
Depth 48.5 cm (19.09 inches)
Kneehole height 56.5 cm (22.24 inches)
Kneehole width 23 cm (9.06 inches)
Date: 1800
Origin: English
London City Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Lowboy Table to the 1800s.
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