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Superb William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table with Triform Base, Circa 1830
Salisbury Antiques Centre
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Superb William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table with Triform Base, Circa 1830

19th century
Description

A superb quality William IV period rosewood circular breakfast table, dating to circa 1830.

The generously proportioned circular top is particularly striking, displaying exceptionally rich and highly figured rosewood veneers, carefully selected and arranged to showcase the dramatic natural grain and figuring of the timber. The top is finished with a moulded edge and deep veneered frieze and incorporates the original-style tilting mechanism, allowing the top to be raised when not in use.

Raised on a substantial tapered pedestal with a moulded collar, terminating in a beautifully figured triform platform base. Each of the three sweeping supports is enriched with finely carved scroll detail and terminates in particularly impressive carved lion's paw feet.

A handsome and imposing example of William IV furniture, combining the bold architectural form characteristic of the period with unusually attractive rosewood. The circular form makes it equally suitable as a breakfast or centre table, while the richly figured top gives the piece considerable decorative presence.

English, circa 1830.

Physical Dimensions
Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
132cm (51.97")
Declaration

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233889
Dealers Internal Reference
C3048
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Description
A superb quality William IV period rosewood circular breakfast table, dating to circa 1830.

The generously proportioned circular top is particularly striking, displaying exceptionally rich and highly figured rosewood veneers, carefully selected and arranged to showcase the dramatic natural grain and figuring of the timber.

The top is finished with a moulded edge and deep veneered frieze and incorporates the original-style tilting mechanism, allowing the top to be raised when not in use.
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fig 1. A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet.
fig 1. Superb William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table with Triform Base, Circa 1830

Raised on a substantial tapered pedestal with a moulded collar, terminating in a beautifully figured triform platform base. Each of the three sweeping supports is enriched with finely carved scroll detail and terminates in particularly impressive carved lion's paw feet.

fig 2. A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet.
fig 2. Superb William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table with Triform Base, Circa 1830

A handsome and imposing example of William IV furniture, combining the bold architectural form characteristic of the period with unusually attractive rosewood. The circular form makes it equally suitable as a breakfast or centre table, while the richly figured top gives the piece considerable decorative presence.

English, circa 1830.

Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
132cm (51.97")
Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1233889
Dealers Internal Ref
C3048
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2007
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Archive I A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet.

Superb William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table with Triform Base, Circa 1830

Archive II A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet. View II
Archive III A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet. View III
Archive IV A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet. View IV
Archive V A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet. View V
Archive VI A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet. View VI
Archive VII A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet. View VII
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94 Wilton Road
Salisbury
Wiltshire
SP2 7JJ
United Kingdom
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A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet.
Superb William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table with Triform Base, Circa 1830
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A William IV circular rosewood breakfast table featuring a book-matched veneered top, a central column, and a triform base with carved scroll feet.
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Produced between 1830 and 1837, William IV furniture serves as a stylistic bridge between the refined classical lines of the Regency period and the heavier, more ornate designs of the Victorian era. Characteristics include bold proportions, substantial pedestal bases, and rich native or imported veneers.

Cabinetmakers during this period frequently utilised figured rosewood, mahogany, or walnut veneers over solid oak or pine cores. Tops were constructed with radial or book-matched veneering, supported by central turned columns resting on heavy triform or platform bases.

Authentic pieces typically feature hand-cut dovetail joints on the under-framing, tilt-top brass latch mechanisms, and substantial hand-carved feet such as scroll or paw designs. The underside often displays raw, hand-sawn secondary timber and historical brass castors concealed beneath the feet.

A circular table serves effectively as a central dining feature or as an impactful entrance hall foyer table. Pairing the rich timber finish with modern upholstered dining chairs creates a balanced contrast between historic craftsmanship and contemporary textures.

Keep the table away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent timber movement, drying, or veneer lifting. Regular dusting with a soft microfibre cloth and periodic application of high-grade beeswax polish maintains the natural patina without building up harmful residue.
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