Regency Mahogany Tea Table 19th Century

Name: Regency Period Mahogany Tea Table on Pedestal Base
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA951977
Price: 695 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A Regency period mahogany tea table featuring a polished fold-over rectangular top set on a carved central pedestal and four splayed legs with brass castors.

Regency Period Mahogany Tea Table on Pedestal Base

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A Regency period tea table, popular from around 1810 to 1830, typically features a fold-over top designed to double in size when opened. Characterised by classical influences, these tables often feature central turned or carved pedestals, concaved platform bases, and outward-sweeping legs ending in brass castors.

Mahogany was the predominant timber used during the Regency era due to its rich tone and high-density grain, often complemented by flame mahogany veneers on tops and aprons. Secondary timbers such as pine or oak were used for internal framing, while brass was used for castors and hinges.

Authentic Regency tea tables feature hand-cut dovetail joints on internal frames, natural age-related patination, and original brass castors secured with period screws. The swivel or flip-top mechanism should show historic wear and shrinkage lines consistent with solid timber aged over two centuries.

When folded, the table functions effectively as an entryway console or hallway table beneath a wall mirror. It can also be placed behind a sofa or positioned in an empty corner, offering functional surface space for lamps and decorative accessories while adding historic depth to modern schemes.

Regular dusting with a soft lint-free cloth and an occasional application of beeswax polish helps preserve the natural timber lustre. Keep the table away from direct sunlight and modern heat sources to avoid veneer lifting, warping, or fading of the original finish.

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Regency Period Mahogany Tea Table on Pedestal Base

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