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A George III Mahogany Tripod Table
Ron Green
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A George III Mahogany Tripod Table

18th century
For Sale by Ron Green
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England, 1760-80

Physical Dimensions
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
76cm (29.92")
Depth
75cm (29.53")
Declaration

Ron Green has dated this George III Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

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SA926382
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Description
England, 1760-80
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
76cm (29.92")
Depth
75cm (29.53")
Date of Manufacture

Ron Green has dated this George III Mahogany Tripod Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA926382
Ron Green
Ron Green
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2012
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A George III mahogany tripod table displayed with its circular top tilted vertically on a central turned column and three cabriole legs.
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Archive I A George III mahogany tripod table displayed with its circular top tilted vertically on a central turned column and three cabriole legs.

A George III mahogany tripod table

Archive II A George III mahogany tripod table displayed with its circular top tilted vertically on a central turned column and three cabriole legs. View II
Archive III A George III mahogany tripod table displayed with its circular top tilted vertically on a central turned column and three cabriole legs. View III
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227, 237, 239 Watling Street West
Towcester
Northamptonshire
NN12 6DD
United Kingdom
Verified Since May 2012
Ron Green
Ron Green
Verified Since May 2012
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Location: 227, 237, 239 Watling Street West, Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 6DD, United Kingdom
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A George III mahogany tripod table displayed with its circular top tilted vertically on a central turned column and three cabriole legs.
A George III mahogany tripod table
Ref: SA926382
A George III mahogany tripod table displayed with its circular top tilted vertically on a central turned column and three cabriole legs.
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Originating in the 18th century during the reign of King George III, a tripod table is an occasional table supported by a central turned column resting on three cabriole legs. These tables frequently incorporated a tilt-top mechanism, allowing the top to be folded vertically when not in use to save space along room perimeters.

Dense West Indian or Cuban mahogany was the primary timber choice due to its stability, dark reddish-brown hue, and tight grain. Construction typically involved hand-carved turned central columns, dovetail-jointed legs beneath the base, and brass tilt-latch mechanisms.

Authentic 18th-century pieces display signs of hand-planing on the underside, asymmetrical wear on the leg joints, and natural shrinkage of the solid wood top across the grain. Original brass hardware, hand-cut screws, and an undisturbed aged finish on the underside further confirm period origin.

A tilt-top table functions as an accent piece alongside an armchair, within a fireplace alcove, or in a hallway corner. When folded vertically, it displays the natural wood grain as a decorative panel, or it can be set flat to support a reading lamp and decorative ceramics.

Position the table away from direct sunlight, radiator heat, and fluctuating humidity to prevent timber movement or splitting. Maintain the wood by waxing periodically with a high-quality beeswax polish and using coasters under liquids to protect the patinated finish.
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