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A George III Period Mahogany Serpentine Serving Table
Patrick Sandberg Antiques
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A George III Period Mahogany Serpentine Serving Table

18th century
Description

A fine mid 18th Century Chippendale period plain figured mahogany serpentine Serving Table, having fluted edged serpentine top above a frieze with 3 cockbeaded drawers flanked by oval paterae, The table is supported on stop-fluted square tapering legs ending on block feet.

Physical Dimensions
Height
93cm (36.61")
Width
161.5cm (63.58")
Depth
72.5cm (28.54")
Declaration

Patrick Sandberg Antiques has dated this George III Serving Table to the 18th Century.

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SA714116
Dealers Internal Reference
6387
Description
A fine mid 18th Century Chippendale period plain figured mahogany serpentine Serving Table, having fluted edged serpentine top above a frieze with 3 cockbeaded drawers flanked by oval paterae, The table is supported on stop-fluted square tapering legs ending on block feet.
Height
93cm (36.61")
Width
161.5cm (63.58")
Depth
72.5cm (28.54")
Date of Manufacture

Patrick Sandberg Antiques has dated this George III Serving Table to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA714116
Dealers Internal Ref
6387
Patrick Sandberg Antiques
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W8 4BN
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An 18th-century George III mahogany serving table featuring a serpentine front, three drawers with brass swan-neck handles, and fluted square tapered legs.
A George III period mahogany serpentine serving table
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An 18th-century George III mahogany serving table featuring a serpentine front, three drawers with brass swan-neck handles, and fluted square tapered legs.
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A George III serpentine serving table is a late 18th-century piece of English dining furniture featuring a subtle wave-like serpentine curved front. Designed primarily for dining rooms or spacious hallways, these tables showcase classical proportions, refined timber veneers, and tapered supports characteristic of the Neo-Classical and Hepplewhite influences of the era.

Tables from this period were predominantly crafted from solid mahogany or mahogany veneers, prized for their strength and deep colour. Secondary woods such as oak or pine were used for drawer linings, while hardware was cast from solid brass, often finished with drop handles or swan-neck pulls.

Authentic pieces feature hand-cut dovetail drawer joints, oak or pine secondary timber behind drawer fronts, and natural signs of timber shrinkage across wide surfaces. Look for cast brass fittings with original thread patterns and hand-chiseled mortise-and-tenon frame joinery typical of late 18th-century cabinetmaking.

In modern settings, a serving table functions effectively as a hallway console or living room focal point. Style the surface with balanced decorative items such as contemporary ceramics, modern table lamps, or framed artwork hung directly above to create visual interest between traditional woodwork and modern aesthetics.

Maintain mahogany surfaces by dusting regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Apply a high-quality natural beeswax polish once or twice a year, buffing in the direction of the grain, and keep the table away from direct sunlight, radiators, or strong humidity fluctuations to prevent veneer cracking.
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