CJ Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.
Rare George III Mahogany Telescopic Tripod Work / Reading Table Attributed to John Bivins (c. 1775)
A genuinely rare and inventive late 18th-century Georgian mahogany adjustable tripod table, attributed to the celebrated Georgian cabinetmaker John Bivins, renowned for his finely proportioned tripod tables and clever mechanical designs.

Key Features:
• Rare Telescopic Rise-and-Fall Action: Fitted with an original notched square metal rising shaft housed within a collared gun-barrel column and secured by a side locking pin, allowing the table height to adjust smoothly from 22" to 30".

• Classic Tripod Base: Raised on a crisp gun-barrel turned stem flowing into three sweeping cabriole legs terminating in classic pad feet, retaining a warm, rich colour and honest surface patina.
Condition:

Presented in good, honest antique condition with a lovely warm patination throughout. Because of its tall telescopic elevation on a compact 18" footprint, the table has tipped over in its lifetime and has had sympathetic historic restorations to the outer moulded lip of the top, along with expected surface marks and wear commensurate with over 240 years of use. Structurally sound and the height-adjustment mechanism works properly.
Dimensions:
• Diameter: 18" (46 cm)
• Height: Adjustable from 22" to 30" (56 cm – 76 cm)
CJ Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.
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