Rawlings Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
During this period, England was importing top quality timber from its colonies and other countries. The table is constructed with two elegant drop leaves either side. The leaves can be raised to widen the table. The original wooden hinged bearers / flaps underneath the tabletop support the drop leaves. The table stands on four sturdy turned fluted legs. with a single drawer to both ends This is an ideal small dining table, which can accommodate four people with the leaves raised, or is a decorative as a side / occasional table for use around the home.
The dimensions are width 57 cm length 101 cm and height 73 cm when the flaps are raised the table is a 110 cm wide
This style of table was possibly named after the Earl or Countess of Pembroke and the smaller versions were defined as a portable item. Interestingly, it was often used for bedside meals. It was characteristic of Georgian, Neoclassical and Federal styles, including those of Chippendale, Sheraton and Hepplewhite. It was known as one of the most useful but fashionable shapes for an antique table of its age.
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Rawlings Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
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Georgian Mahogany Drop Leaf Pembroke Table
