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A 19thC mahogany butlers tray on stand. Two pierced carrying handles to the raised gallery which has good dovetail corner joints. The two section base is retained on the underside by its original screws and is not badly stained from past drinks or food. It is of a nic colour and patina. The frame has brass capped folding bolts and has been re-webbed and set at a height suitable for the end of a sofa.
71 cm wide 45 cm deep and 69 high to the base of the tray. 77cm high to the top of the raised gallery.
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Internal Reference: 25006
Antique Number: SA980173
Dateline of this antique is 19th Century
Height is 77cm (30.3inches)Width is 71cm (28.0inches)Depth is 45cm (17.7inches)
Antique #SA980173, shown on this page, originates from the 19th century. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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