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Rosewood William IV Tea Table Circa. 1840
Rhodes Fine Art, Antiques and Interior Furnishings
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Rosewood William IV Tea Table Circa. 1840

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An extremely fine well figured Rosewood Regency (typical William IV) Tea table circa. 1840 with brass stringing decoration to the top and to the pedestal as well as the four splayed legs down to the prominent claw feet. The table top opens out to a wooden interior and swings to form a tea table. Such an exceptional example of a typical William IV piece would have adorned any fine drawing room. The timber colour is rich and detailed with elegant proportions to the design.

Width: 92cm

Depth: 46cm

Height: 75cm

The item is in very good condition for age and use. No damage, repair or restoration.

If you have any questions or want to see more photographs, get in touch, we are very happy to help! You can even visit our gallery in Lincoln to see the piece in person if you want.

Payments are accepted by bank transfer, card and UK personal cheque. with UK delivery included in the price. Worldwide shipping is available, get in touch for a quote.

We have a 14 day return policy. If you are looking to return an item, please try to let us know within 7 days so pick up can be arranged. Return postage is the buyer's responsibility in terms of cost and safety of the item.

In the unlikely event any damage has occurred in transit please advise as soon as possible and within 2 days of receipt at the latest. If you cannot inspect the item within those 2 days please just let us know.

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Description
An extremely fine well figured Rosewood Regency (typical William IV) Tea table circa.
1840 with brass stringing decoration to the top and to the pedestal as well as the four splayed legs down to the prominent claw feet.
Rhodes Fine Art, Antiques and Interior Furnishings

The table top opens out to a wooden interior and swings to form a tea table. Such an exceptional example of a typical William IV piece would have adorned any fine drawing room. The timber colour is rich and detailed with elegant proportions to the design.

fig 1. A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular hinged top, brass inlaid apron, and a central pedestal resting on four carved splayed legs with brass castors.
fig 1. Rosewood William IV Tea Table Circa. 1840

Width: 92cm

Depth: 46cm

Height: 75cm

The item is in very good condition for age and use. No damage, repair or restoration.

If you have any questions or want to see more photographs, get in touch, we are very happy to help! You can even visit our gallery in Lincoln to see the piece in person if you want.

fig 2. A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular hinged top, brass inlaid apron, and a central pedestal resting on four carved splayed legs with brass castors.
fig 2. Rosewood William IV Tea Table Circa. 1840

Payments are accepted by bank transfer, card and UK personal cheque. with UK delivery included in the price. Worldwide shipping is available, get in touch for a quote.

We have a 14 day return policy. If you are looking to return an item, please try to let us know within 7 days so pick up can be arranged. Return postage is the buyer's responsibility in terms of cost and safety of the item.

fig 3. A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular hinged top, brass inlaid apron, and a central pedestal resting on four carved splayed legs with brass castors.
fig 3. Rosewood William IV Tea Table Circa. 1840

In the unlikely event any damage has occurred in transit please advise as soon as possible and within 2 days of receipt at the latest. If you cannot inspect the item within those 2 days please just let us know.

Follow us on Instagram to see more @rhodesfineart

www.nigelrhodesfineart.com

enquiries@nigelrhodesfineart.com

07720562798

Reference Numbers
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SA949986
Dealers Internal Ref
100221
Rhodes Fine Art, Antiques and Interior Furnishings
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Archive I A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular hinged top, brass inlaid apron, and a central pedestal resting on four carved splayed legs with brass castors.

Rosewood William IV Tea table Circa. 1840

Archive II A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular hinged top, brass inlaid apron, and a central pedestal resting on four carved splayed legs with brass castors. View II
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A William IV rosewood fold-over tea table featuring a rectangular hinged top, brass inlaid apron, and a central pedestal resting on four carved splayed legs with brass castors.
Rosewood William IV Tea table Circa. 1840
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The William IV period (18301837), bridging Regency and early Victorian design, is defined by robust proportions, architectural forms, intricate carved foliage, and the extensive use of rich dark woods such as rosewood and mahogany.

19th-century tea tables were predominantly constructed with solid mahogany or oak frames covered in fine rosewood or walnut veneers, often featuring brass inlay, turned columns, and solid brass castors.

Authentic pieces feature heavy carved motifs such as lotus leaves or claw feet, hand-cut dovetail joints, swivel-and-fold top mechanisms, and original brass castors beneath a quadform or triform base.

A fold-over tea table functions effectively as a hall console table when closed, or positioned behind a sofa, where it can be opened up to serve as a drinks table or gaming surface during entertaining.

Rosewood should be kept away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent shrinkage and bleaching. Regular dusting with a soft cloth and occasional applications of beeswax nourish the timber without damaging the original finish.
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