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An Important Late Regency Mahogany Serving / Side Table
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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£28,000
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An Important Late Regency Mahogany Serving / Side Table

19th century
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An Important Late Regency Mahogany Side Table, after a design by George Smith, the raised back board with a central panel with carved moulding and acanthus scrolled brackets, above the very well figured mahogany top of inverted breakfront form; incorporating three frieze drawers in well figured veneers and mahogany drawer linings, raised on monumental monopodia supports, each of tapered columnar form with lotus leaf carving, crowned by an acanthus carving and an ionic capital, the paw foot articulated with rounded knuckles and exposed claws, the twin paneled rear supports flanked by flat pilasters, on moulded plinths.

The whole retaining a lovely colour and patina with exceptionally well figured veneers.

Good condition

English circa 1820

Dimensions (ins) height 48 x width 88 x depth 28

Provenance: The Calhoun Mansion, Charleston, South Carolina

Note: In 1807 Thomas Hope published his illustrated folio entitled Household Furniture and Interior Decorations, with designs strictly adhering to original antique forms minimally altered for "modern" use. The following year George Smith, Hope's disciple, began his series of publications, A Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, in the most Approved and Elegant Taste which was well-received and continued through the late 1820's. Monopodia supports of all variations can be seen in the designs by these two men. The shapes are almost always architectural, sturdy and massive, if not monumental. Reference: For more information see Jourdain. Regency Furniture.

Physical Dimensions
Height
121.9202cm (48.00")
Width
223.5204cm (88.00")
Depth
71.1201cm (28.00")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Regency Mahogany Serving Table to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA170543
Dealers Internal Reference
R0175
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Description
An Important Late Regency Mahogany Side Table, after a design by George Smith, the raised back board with a central panel with carved moulding and acanthus scrolled brackets, above the very well figured mahogany top of inverted breakfront form; incorporating three frieze drawers in well figured veneers and mahogany drawer linings, raised on monumental monopodia supports, each of tapered columnar form with lotus leaf carving, crowned by an acanthus carving and an ionic capital, the paw foot articulated with rounded knuckles and exposed claws, the twin paneled rear supports flanked by flat pilasters, on moulded plinths.
fig 1. A late Regency flame mahogany serving table featuring carved Corinthian column legs resting on paw feet with a stepped backboard.
fig 1. An Important Late Regency Mahogany Serving / Side Table

The whole retaining a lovely colour and patina with exceptionally well figured veneers.

Good condition

English circa 1820

Dimensions (ins) height 48 x width 88 x depth 28

Provenance: The Calhoun Mansion, Charleston, South Carolina

Note: In 1807 Thomas Hope published his illustrated folio entitled Household Furniture and Interior Decorations, with designs strictly adhering to original antique forms minimally altered for "modern" use. The following year George Smith, Hope's disciple, began his series of publications, A Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, in the most Approved and Elegant Taste which was well-received and continued through the late 1820's. Monopodia supports of all variations can be seen in the designs by these two men. The shapes are almost always architectural, sturdy and massive, if not monumental. Reference: For more information see Jourdain. Regency Furniture.

Height
121.9202cm (48.00")
Width
223.5204cm (88.00")
Depth
71.1201cm (28.00")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Regency Mahogany Serving Table to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA170543
Dealers Internal Ref
R0175
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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A late Regency flame mahogany serving table featuring carved Corinthian column legs resting on paw feet with a stepped backboard.
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Archive I A late Regency flame mahogany serving table featuring carved Corinthian column legs resting on paw feet with a stepped backboard.

An Important Late Regency Mahogany Serving / Side Table

Archive II A late Regency flame mahogany serving table featuring carved Corinthian column legs resting on paw feet with a stepped backboard. View II
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A late Regency flame mahogany serving table featuring carved Corinthian column legs resting on paw feet with a stepped backboard.
An Important Late Regency Mahogany Serving / Side Table
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A late Regency flame mahogany serving table featuring carved Corinthian column legs resting on paw feet with a stepped backboard.
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Late Regency serving tables, originating from the early 19th century, feature classical architectural proportions, Corinthian columns, and rich flame mahogany veneers influenced by classical Greco-Roman motifs.

Cabinetmakers utilised solid mahogany frame structures faced with highly figured flame mahogany veneers, hand-carved architectural details, and oak or pine for internal drawer linings.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-sawn timber marks, period dovetail joinery in secondary woods, natural patination, and hand-carved architectural elements such as claw feet or acanthus leaves.

Position the piece in a formal dining space or wide hall, contrasting its dark timber tones with neutral wall finishes, contemporary artwork, or modern lighting fixtures.

Dust regularly using a soft cloth, apply beeswax polish annually following the grain, and maintain a stable indoor environment away from direct heat sources to safeguard the veneer.
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