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Georgian Mahogany Pie Crust Edge Tipping Top Table .
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Georgian Mahogany Pie Crust Edge Tipping Top Table .

18th century
For Sale by Ruby Antiques
Description

Georgian mahogany tipping top tripod table the table has a small repair to the top other than that the condition is good no breaks or wood worm or splits. The measurements are 26.75 inches high x 18.75 inches diameter of top. Any questions please phone 07733 264767.

Physical Dimensions
Height
68cm (26.77")
Width
47.8cm (18.82")
Depth
47.8cm (18.82")
Declaration

Ruby Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tilt Table to the Georgian era.

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SA1230781
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Description
Georgian mahogany tipping top tripod table the table has a small repair to the top other than that the condition is good no breaks or wood worm or splits. The measurements are 26.75 inches high x 18.75 inches diameter of top. Any questions please phone 07733 264767.
Height
68cm (26.77")
Width
47.8cm (18.82")
Depth
47.8cm (18.82")
Date of Manufacture

Ruby Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tilt Table to the Georgian era.

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A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base.
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Archive I A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base.

Georgian Mahogany Pie Crust Edge Tipping Top Table .

Archive II A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base. View II
Archive III A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base. View III
Archive IV A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base. View IV
Archive V A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base. View V
Archive VI A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base. View VI
Archive VII A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base. View VII
Archive VIII A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base. View VIII
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Telephone 07733 264 767
Location
Dawes Farm
Taunton Road
Bridgewater
Somerset
TA6 6PS
United Kingdom
Verified Since Apr 2021
Items For Sale 57
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Ruby Antiques
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Location: Dawes Farm, Taunton Road, Bridgewater, Somerset, TA6 6PS, United Kingdom
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A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base.
Georgian mahogany pie crust edge tipping top table .
Ref: SA1230781
A Georgian mahogany tilt-top table featuring a circular scalloped pie-crust edge, a turned central column, and a tripod base.
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Originating in 18th-century Britain, pie crust tilt-top tables feature a raised, scalloped carved rim around a circular surface mounted on a central pedestal with a tilting mechanism. Designed originally for serving tea or wine, these flexible accent pieces could be stored vertically to conserve floor space along room perimeters when not in use.

These tables were predominantly crafted from dense timber such as mahogany, valued for its rich grain, structural stability, and dark tone. Construction typically features hand-turned pedestals, hand-carved scalloped edges, and brass or iron catch mechanisms to secure the tilting top block.

Authentic period pieces display signs of hand-craftsmanship, including hand-cut dovetails on the block mechanism underneath, original metal latches, and subtle irregular shrinkage lines across the solid timber top. Additionally, genuine hand-carved pie crust moulding exhibits minor natural variations rather than modern machine uniformity.

A tilt-top table functions effectively as an occasional side table beside a sofa or tucked into a room corner with the top fixed vertically to showcase the timber grain. Placing low-profile decorative objects on the surface when lowered creates a balanced contrast between historic period craftsmanship and modern interiors.

Maintain the timber surface by regularly dusting with a soft cloth and applying beeswax polish annually along the direction of the grain. Avoid direct exposure to strong sunlight, radiator heat sources, and liquid moisture to prevent warping or drying of the historic finish.
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