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Rosewood Lyre Tea Table Circa 1820
Fairford Barn Antiques
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Rosewood Lyre Tea Table Circa 1820

18th century
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A superb rosewood lyre tea table circa 1820. With ebony stringing to the top and brass inlay to the apron. Beautiful carving to the lyre base, ormolu rosettes and ormolu mounted ebony bun feet.

A very rare, eye-catching table of the utmost quality.

Height - 73cm / 28 3/4"

Length - 90cm / 35 1/2"

Depth - 44.5cm / 17 1/2"

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Fairford Barn Antiques has dated this Regency Rosewood Tea Table to the Georgian era.

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A superb rosewood lyre tea table circa 1820. With ebony stringing to the top and brass inlay to the apron. Beautiful carving to the lyre base, ormolu rosettes and ormolu mounted ebony bun feet.

A very rare, eye-catching table of the utmost quality.

Height - 73cm / 28 3/4"

Length - 90cm / 35 1/2"

Depth - 44.5cm / 17 1/2"

Date of Manufacture

Fairford Barn Antiques has dated this Regency Rosewood Tea Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1220319
Dealers Internal Ref
356/082/583
Fairford Barn Antiques
Fairford Barn Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2021

Sale of quality georgian and victorian furniture.

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A Regency period rosewood tea table featuring a fold-over top, a central lyre-shaped support with brass rods, and a four-footed pedestal base with brass castors.
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Archive I A Regency period rosewood tea table featuring a fold-over top, a central lyre-shaped support with brass rods, and a four-footed pedestal base with brass castors.

Rosewood lyre tea table circa 1820

Archive II A Regency period rosewood tea table featuring a fold-over top, a central lyre-shaped support with brass rods, and a four-footed pedestal base with brass castors. View II
Archive III A Regency period rosewood tea table featuring a fold-over top, a central lyre-shaped support with brass rods, and a four-footed pedestal base with brass castors. View III
Archive IV A Regency period rosewood tea table featuring a fold-over top, a central lyre-shaped support with brass rods, and a four-footed pedestal base with brass castors. View IV
Archive V A Regency period rosewood tea table featuring a fold-over top, a central lyre-shaped support with brass rods, and a four-footed pedestal base with brass castors. View V
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A Regency period rosewood tea table featuring a fold-over top, a central lyre-shaped support with brass rods, and a four-footed pedestal base with brass castors.
Rosewood lyre tea table circa 1820
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A Regency lyre tea table is a specialised piece of early nineteenth-century occasional furniture designed with a hinged, swivel top for serving tea or playing cards, supported by a pedestal carved in the shape of a classical lyre.

Tables from this period were predominantly constructed using dense hardwoods such as rosewood or mahogany veneers, accented with solid brass inlay, brass stringing, and cast brass castors or paw feet.

Authentic Regency tables typically display hand-cut dovetail joints, original brass castors secured with square nuts, thin cut veneers, and classical decorative motifs such as acanthus carving, Greek key brass stringing, and lyre shaped supports.

When closed, a Regency tea table functions effectively as a hall console or side table along a narrow wall, providing contrast in contemporary interiors alongside modern art or neutral textiles.

Maintain the surface by applying natural beeswax sparingly along the wood grain and dusting brass elements with a soft cloth, avoiding commercial polishes or chemical solvents that strip historical patination.
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