A Good Quality And Very Attractive 18th Century George III Period, Chippendale Mahogany Kettle Stand, Or Wine Table, Having Circular Piecrust Edge To Dished Top, Raised On Elegant Turned Column With Wrythen Carved Decoration, Terminating On Tripod Legs And Pointed Pad Feet. Kettle stands, sometimes also referred to as wine tables by antique dealers, are among the most versatile and useful forms of small Georgian furniture. Originally conceived during the 18th century as elegant stands on which to place a hot kettle for the serving of tea, they were also frequently employed for supporting wine bottles, decanters and glasses beside a chair in the drawing room. Their relatively compact proportions and refined appearance have ensured that they remain just as practical today, lending themselves perfectly to use as occasional tables, lamp tables or decorative stands throughout the home.Being of relatively modest proportions, these elegant little tables are exceptionally easy to accom...