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Antique Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table
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Antique Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table

18th century
Description

A handsome Georgian mahogany tilt-top table, featuring a circular top with attractive figured grain and a warm, rich patina. The top sits above an elegantly turned pedestal, raised on three sweeping legs terminating in pad feet.

The hinged top lifts vertically for convenient storage or display.

Dimensions:

Height-71cm

Diameter-75cm

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W H Barker Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

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SA1237835
Description
A handsome Georgian mahogany tilt-top table, featuring a circular top with attractive figured grain and a warm, rich patina.
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The top sits above an elegantly turned pedestal, raised on three sweeping legs terminating in pad feet.
W H Barker Antiques

The hinged top lifts vertically for convenient storage or display.

Dimensions:

Height-71cm

Diameter-75cm

Please feel free to get in touch if you would like a delivery quote or any additional information!

Date of Manufacture

W H Barker Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs.
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Archive I An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs.

Antique Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table

Archive II An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs. View II
Archive III An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs. View III
Archive IV An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs. View IV
Archive V An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs. View V
Archive VI An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs. View VI
Archive VII An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs. View VII
Archive VIII An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs. View VIII
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An 18th-century Georgian mahogany tilt-top table shown with its circular top locked vertically above a turned pedestal base with three cabriole legs.
Antique Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table
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  • ObjectOccasional Tables
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialMahogany
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsTilt-top mechanism, Turned pedestal column, Cabriole legs, Pad feet

This Georgian occasional table is made from mahogany with a warm brown colour and a figured grain across its circular top. The 18th-century English country house piece displays a rich patina with visible signs of surface wear from age, sitting on a turned pedestal column and three sweeping cabriole legs that end in pad feet. The tilt-top mechanism allows the circular top to be hinged vertically for storage or display. Standing 71 cm high with a diameter of 75 cm, the table fits neatly at the end of a sofa or in a corner as a display surface. In a modern home, this occasional table serves practical functions in a living room, study or hallway. The tilt-top mechanism allows the piece to be stored compactly against a wall when floor space is needed, while providing a sturdy round surface for books, lamps or decorative items when lowered horizontally. The traditional design complements both period interiors and contemporary spaces seeking a functional antique accent.

A Georgian mahogany tripod table is an 18th-century occasional table featuring a circular top supported by a central turned column and three splayed legs. Many examples incorporate a tilt-top mechanism, allowing the surface to fold vertically when not in use to save space along room perimeters.

These tables were typically crafted from solid Cuban or Honduras mahogany, valued for its density and deep grain. Construction involved a hand-turned central pedestal, hand-dovetailed or pegged leg joints, and a iron or brass spring latch mechanism beneath the top to facilitate the tilt function.

Authentic period examples display signs of hand-planing on the underside of the table top, hand-cut dovetails on the block beneath the mechanism, and natural uneven shrinkage across the circular grain over time. Original brass latches, wrought-iron underside ironwork, and subtle wear to the feet further indicate period origin.

A tilt-top tripod table functions effectively as an occasional side table beside a sofa or armchair to support modern lighting and drinkware. Alternatively, placing the table in an alcove or corner with the top tilted vertically showcases the timber grain as a focal decorative feature.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth, and apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year following the grain. Position the table away from direct sunlight, central heating radiators, and air vents to prevent timber shrinkage, warping, or fading of the original finish.
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