George III Mahogany Small Side or Wine Flip-top Tripod Table

A Georgian period, mahogany tilt-top tripod table, Circa 1810. Of small proportions, ideal for a wine or side table. A circular top, from a single piece of well figured solid mahogany, with tilt mechanism. Supported by a fine ring turned stem, raised on a tripod of cabriole legs on pad feet.

The unusual size of this charming little table makes it highly functional and desirable. A couple of flaws, but with good colour, polish and patina. Ready for use.

Dimensions:

This table measures approximately 53 cm (21") tall, and 43 cm (17") in diameter.

Condition:

Please see the pictures for details of the items condition. - This table is in good condition, commensurate with its age, and is structurally sound and sturdy. Good colour, pleasing patina, and a good polish. Some marks to the top, but well polished in. An old but quality repair to the top of the stem and the joint above one leg. A slight lean in the block at the top of the stem, which makes the top not quite angled flat. Though not enough to tip a drink or make it unsturdy. Ready for use. - As with all vintage & antique furniture there will be signs of use, marks, wear & tear, etc.

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UK delivery

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Delivery times

Estimated delivery is usually within 1–3 weeks. Longer lead times may apply to Cornwall, Scotland, and certain rural locations.

International shipping

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Returns

A 30-day return period is offered for peace of mind. Items must be returned in the same condition as supplied. Return transport costs are the responsibility of the buyer, and original delivery charges are non-refundable. Responsibility for the item remains with the buyer until it has been safely received back.