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Antique William IV Rosewood Fold-over Tea Table
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Antique William IV Rosewood Fold-over Tea Table

19th century
Description

Circa 1830, William IV rosewood fold-over tea table. The rectangular top with rounded front corners in a mellow figured Brazilian rosewood, swivels and opens to an exceptional rosewood interior (with original colour). On a simple crossbanded frieze over a tapering, shaped pillar with beaded panels and a beaded, turned collar. Standing on a shaped quadripartite base on acanthus carved feet.

74 cm high x 101 cm wide x 50 cm deep (closed) x 100 cm deep (open).

Physical Dimensions
Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
101cm (39.76")
Depth
100cm (39.37")
Declaration

Georgian Antiques has dated this Rosewood Fold Over Tea Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA791408
Dealers Internal Reference
3435
Description
Circa 1830, William IV rosewood fold-over tea table.
The rectangular top with rounded front corners in a mellow figured Brazilian rosewood, swivels and opens to an exceptional rosewood interior (with original colour).
Georgian Antiques

On a simple crossbanded frieze over a tapering, shaped pillar with beaded panels and a beaded, turned collar. Standing on a shaped quadripartite base on acanthus carved feet.

74 cm high x 101 cm wide x 50 cm deep (closed) x 100 cm deep (open).

Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
101cm (39.76")
Depth
100cm (39.37")
Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this Rosewood Fold Over Tea Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA791408
Dealers Internal Ref
3435
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A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular top, central pedestal column, and quadform base with scroll feet.
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Archive I A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular top, central pedestal column, and quadform base with scroll feet.

Antique William IV Rosewood Fold-Over Tea Table

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A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular top, central pedestal column, and quadform base with scroll feet.
Antique William IV Rosewood Fold-Over Tea Table
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A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular top, central pedestal column, and quadform base with scroll feet.
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William IV furniture, produced in Britain between 1830 and 1837, bridges Regency classical proportions and early Victorian decorative elements. It is characterised by substantial timber construction, bold architectural profiles, and carved details such as scroll feet, gadrooning, and lotus leaves.

These tables were commonly crafted from solid hardwoods and finished with high-quality veneers, predominantly rosewood or mahogany. The construction typically features internal brass hinges, rotating swivel mechanisms, and carved pedestal bases.

Authentic pieces exhibit 1830s design traits, including a tapered pedestal, a quadform platform base, carved scroll toes, and bead moulding around the apron. original internal brass hinges, swivel mechanisms, and dense rosewood grain patterns further indicate period production.

When closed, a fold-over tea table functions as a hallway console or side table positioned against a flat wall. Unfolded, it serves as a central occasional table or display surface, contrasting well against contemporary wall treatments and modern artwork.

Dust the wood surface regularly with a dry, soft cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish occasionally to preserve the timber finish. Position the table away from direct sunlight and artificial heat sources to protect the veneer from drying or shifting.
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