Irish George III Tea Table 18th Century

Name: Irish George III Tea Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA826717
Price: 2100 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Irish George III tea tables were produced during the reign of King George III (17601820) and are characterised by dense West Indian mahogany, deep aprons, and distinctive carved details on the legs such as shells, acanthus leaves, or mask motifs. They frequently feature a hinged fold-over top supported by a gate-leg mechanism to transition between a wall-aligned console and a circular surface.

These tables were primarily crafted from solid Cuban or West Indian mahogany due to its stability, dense grain, and rich colour. Secondary timbers such as oak, pine, or beech were utilised for interior drawer linings and frame supports, while cast brass hardware was employed for drop handles and keyhole escutcheon plates.

Authentic pieces feature hand-sawn drawer construction with irregular dovetail joints, heavy timber weight due to dense original mahogany, and hand-carved ornamentation on the knees and feet. Irish cabinetmakers often incorporated deeper aprons and specific carving details, along with original cast brasses showing minor hand-finishing imperfections and historic patination.

When closed, the semi-circular demilune shape allows the table to serve as a hallway console, entry table, or side table in a living room. Positioned beneath a contemporary mirror or artwork, it provides a functional surface while introducing historical depth to modern design schemes.

Maintain a stable indoor humidity level to prevent the timber from splitting or warping. Dust regularly with a soft, dry cotton cloth and apply a thin coat of natural beeswax polish once or twice a year to protect the original finish, avoiding silicone spray cleaners and direct sunlight exposure.

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Irish George III Tea Table