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William IV Mahogany Hall Table or Serving Table
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William IV Mahogany Hall Table or Serving Table

19th century
Description

Circa 1830, William IV hall or serving table in fiddle back mahogany. The rectangular top has a carved egg and dart beaded fore-edge, and sits over a long frieze drawer with foliate carved handles and beading. It is all supported on unusual arched legs with a beaded rim and blind fret foliate panels.

Physical Dimensions
Height
95cm (37.40")
Width
134cm (52.76")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
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Georgian Antiques has dated this William IV Mahogany Hall Table to the 19th Century.

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SA524793
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25984
Description
Circa 1830, William IV hall or serving table in fiddle back mahogany.
The rectangular top has a carved egg and dart beaded fore-edge, and sits over a long frieze drawer with foliate carved handles and beading.
Georgian Antiques

It is all supported on unusual arched legs with a beaded rim and blind fret foliate panels.

Height
95cm (37.40")
Width
134cm (52.76")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this William IV Mahogany Hall Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA524793
Dealers Internal Ref
25984
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A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer.
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Archive I A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer.

William IV Mahogany Hall Table or Serving Table

Archive II A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer. View II
Archive III A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer. View III
Archive IV A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer. View IV
Archive V A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer. View V
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A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer.
William IV Mahogany Hall Table or Serving Table
Ref: SA524793
A William IV dark mahogany hall table featuring pierced Gothic fretwork spandrels, a beaded frieze rim, and a single frieze drawer.
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Produced roughly between 1830 and 1837, William IV furniture bridges the elegance of the Regency period and the heavier ornamentation of the early Victorian era. It is characterised by substantial timber proportions, bold carved detailing, and rich hardwoods like mahogany and rosewood.

Tables from this period were predominantly constructed using solid and veneered Cuban or West Indian mahogany, valued for its dense grain and rich tone. Secondary timbers such as pine or oak were typically used for drawer linings and internal structural framing.

Authentic pieces feature hand-cut dovetail drawer joints, original brass drawer locks or handles, and hand-carved decorative motifs such as spandrels, gadrooning, or fretwork. The underside of the frame often reveals hand-sawn timber marks and authentic natural ageing.

A period console table functions well in a modern entryway or hallway when balanced with contemporary accessories. Styling the top with a simple ceramic lamp, modern artwork, or minimal glassware creates an engaging contrast between historic craftsmanship and modern interior design.

Preserve the natural timber finish by cleaning with a soft, dry cotton cloth and applying a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year. Keep the table away from direct heat sources such as radiators and direct sunlight to prevent timber shrinkage and veneer lifting.
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