Whites Antiques has dated this Sheraton Mahogany Pembroke Table to the 18th Century.
The partridge‑wood cross‑banding adds a refined decorative edge, while the table’s scale, colour and surface are everything we look for in a Georgian piece. Elegant, versatile and wonderfully proportioned - a classic example of Sheraton‑era design.

At a Glance – Appeal, Desirability & Collectibility
• Date: Late 18th Century
• Origin: English
• Style: Sheraton‑influenced Pembroke table
• Materials: Mahogany with partridge‑wood cross‑banding; original brass handles; bone escutcheon

• Dimensions:
• (Opened): H: 71cm (28") | W: 97cm (38.2") | D: 81cm (31.9")
• (Closed): H: 71cm (28") | W: 52cm (20.5") | D: 81cm (31.9")
• Condition:
• Excellent colour and surface to the top
• Original handles and castors retained

• Bone escutcheon intact
• Minor age‑related marks consistent with 18th‑century use
• Notable Details:
• Partridge‑wood cross‑banding - a refined and desirable detail
• Original brass furniture
• Beautifully proportioned drop leaves

• Great scale for both decorative and practical use
• Decorative Appeal:
• Warm, glowing mahogany with a beautifully aged surface
• Elegant Sheraton lines — slender legs, refined geometry
• A piece that elevates any room with quiet Georgian sophistication

• Versatility:
• Perfect as a side table, lamp table, sofa table or occasional dining table
• Ideal for hallways, drawing rooms, studies or bedrooms
• Folds neatly when not in use - a hallmark of Pembroke practicality

• Collectibility:
• Sheraton‑influenced Pembroke tables remain highly sought after
• Original fittings significantly enhance desirability
• Excellent example of late Georgian craftsmanship
• Delivery is not included
Whites Antiques has dated this Sheraton Mahogany Pembroke Table to the 18th Century.
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