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George 1st Mahogany Tea Table
No 6 Antiques & Interiors
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George 1st Mahogany Tea Table

18th century
Description

Open Depth: 66cm

An impressive George 1st Mahogany Tea Table

Number 6 Antiques are family run and are a leading supplier of the finest quality antique furniture the the international and UK trade and also the public. Our passion for antiques and restoring them is unmatched. We are located in the stunning setting of the old chapel at Wellingore hall set in the beautiful countryside of Lincolnshire.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
66.5cm (26.18")
Depth
33cm (12.99")
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No 6 Antiques & Interiors has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tea Table to the Georgian era.

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SA979859
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Description
Open Depth: 66cm

An impressive George 1st Mahogany Tea Table

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Number 6 Antiques are family run and are a leading supplier of the finest quality antique furniture the the international and UK trade and also the public.
No 6 Antiques & Interiors

Our passion for antiques and restoring them is unmatched. We are located in the stunning setting of the old chapel at Wellingore hall set in the beautiful countryside of Lincolnshire.

Delivery is free to the UK Mainland excluding Northern Ireland and the islands around The UK, please contact us for a quote to Northern Ireland and the Isles.

Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
66.5cm (26.18")
Depth
33cm (12.99")
Date of Manufacture

No 6 Antiques & Interiors has dated this Georgian Mahogany Tea Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA979859
No 6 Antiques & Interiors
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Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2019

We are a leading supplier of the finest quality antique furniture to the trade & public

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An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet.
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Archive I An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet.

George 1st Mahogany Tea Table

Archive II An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View II
Archive III An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View III
Archive IV An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View IV
Archive V An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View V
Archive VI An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View VI
Archive VII An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View VII
Archive VIII An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View VIII
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Archive X An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet. View X
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An eighteenth-century George I mahogany semi-circular tea table featuring a folding top, gate-leg mechanism, and tapered legs ending in pad feet.
George 1st Mahogany Tea Table
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Introduced during the reign of King George I in the early eighteenth century, tea tables were designed for the social custom of tea drinking and card playing. Their compact demilune shape allowed them to sit flush against a wall when closed and expand into a round surface when required.

Tables from this period were predominantly constructed from solid mahogany imported from the West Indies, valued for its density and dark figure. Secondary woods such as oak or pine were used for drawer linings and internal framing, paired with brass hinges and keyhole escutcheons.

Authentic early Georgian pieces feature pad feet, slender tapered or cabriole legs, and hand-cut dovetail joints on internal supports. Look for a gate-leg mechanism designed to support the hinged leaf when unfolded and natural surface wear consistent with age.

When closed, a demilune table functions effectively as an entryway console or hallway accent piece beneath a wall mirror. Modern interiors benefit from combining the dark timber tone with minimalist ceramics, modern lamp lighting, or contemporary artwork.

Maintain timber patination by dusting regularly with a soft cloth and applying a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year. Keep the table away from direct sunlight, radiators, and liquid spills to prevent fading, warping, or water rings.
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