London City Antiques has dated these Georgian Mahogany Console Tables to the 1800s.

Each table has a beautifully figured mahogany top with rounded corners and fine satinwood line inlay around the edge. The friezes are similarly decorated with restrained satinwood stringing and shaped inlaid panels, giving the tables a refined Georgian appearance without being overly ornate.

They stand on elegant square tapering legs, also detailed with fine inlay, giving them a light and graceful profile despite their impressive size. The quality of the mahogany, balanced proportions and subtle decorative detailing are all characteristic of good late Georgian cabinetmaking.

Used separately, they work beautifully as large console, hall or serving tables. When placed together, they form a substantial table measuring approximately 127cm deep, offering a particularly practical solution for dining or entertaining while retaining the flexibility of two separate pieces.

A handsome and highly versatile pair of Georgian tables, combining elegant proportions, quality mahogany and fine satinwood inlay. Their large scale and dual-purpose design make them particularly desirable for both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Condition Report
In good antique condition with age-related wear, marks and surface variation consistent with their age and use. The mahogany retains a lovely warm colour and the satinwood inlay remains clearly defined. Please refer to the photographs as they form part of the condition report.

Measurements
Each table:
Height:73.5cm(28.94in)
Width:133.7cm(52.64in)
Depth:63.5cm(25.00in)
Joined together:
Depth:127cm(50.00in)
Date of manufacture: Circa 1800
Origin: England
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London City Antiques has dated these Georgian Mahogany Console Tables to the 1800s.
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