George III Mahogany Centre Table 18th Century

Name: George III Mahogany Centre Table Circa 1810
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1224557
Price: 1985 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A circular George III mahogany centre table featuring a polished flame mahogany top, a fluted turned pedestal, and a triform base resting on brass claw feet.

George III Mahogany Centre table circa 1810

Ref: SA1224557

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A George III mahogany centre table dates from the late 18th to early 19th century, characterized by a circular top mounted on a central turned pedestal base. These tables were designed to stand freestanding in the middle of a room or entrance hall, often incorporating flame mahogany veneers and carved tripod or triform bases.

Late Georgian furniture makers predominantly utilised solid Cuban or West Indian mahogany alongside figured flame mahogany veneers for table tops. Supporting components typically feature solid oak or pine secondary woods, turned pedestals, and cast brass hairy paw or claw feet fitted with castors.

Authentic period examples exhibit hand-sawn secondary timber, original iron or brass tilt-top latch mechanisms, and hand-cut dovetail joints on the bearer rails. The timber demonstrates deep patination, natural shrinking along the grain, and cast brass hardware with hand-chased details.

A Georgian centre table serves as a focal point in a modern entrance foyer or as a dramatic circular dining arrangement in open-plan spaces. Pairing dark mahogany timber with contemporary neutral backwalls creates a balanced juxtaposition between historical craftsmanship and minimal aesthetics.

Maintain the surface by dusting regularly with a soft dry cloth and applying beeswax polish once or twice a year in the direction of the grain. Avoid placement near direct heat sources or prolonged sunlight to prevent timber shrinkage, veneer lifting, and uneven fading.

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George III Mahogany Centre Table Circa 1810