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A Georgian Fruitwood Wine Table Tilt Top.
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A Georgian Fruitwood Wine Table Tilt Top.

18th century
Description

A good quality Fruitwood tilt top wine table.

With a lovely turned column and shaped legs.

Top tilts with old banjo catch on oak block.

Bearers have some empty screw holes.

Top has been stripped back and has signs of scratches, finished in clear wax.

Still has lovely grain pattern and doesn't affect overall appearance.

Top snaps into place and easy to open.

A good all round nearly untouched table.

Physical Dimensions
Height
73cm (28.74")
Width
51cm (20.08")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
Declaration

A Part of the Furniture has dated this Georgian Fruitwood Wine Table to the Georgian era.

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SA999663
Description
A good quality Fruitwood tilt top wine table.

With a lovely turned column and shaped legs.

Top tilts with old banjo catch on oak block.

Bearers have some empty screw holes.

Top has been stripped back and has signs of scratches, finished in clear wax.

Still has lovely grain pattern and doesn't affect overall appearance.

Top snaps into place and easy to open.

A good all round nearly untouched table.

Height
73cm (28.74")
Width
51cm (20.08")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
Date of Manufacture

A Part of the Furniture has dated this Georgian Fruitwood Wine Table to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA999663
A Part of the Furniture
A Part of the Furniture
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A Georgian fruitwood tilt top wine table with a circular top, turned central column, and tripod cabriole legs on pad feet.
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A Georgian fruitwood tilt top wine table with a circular top, turned central column, and tripod cabriole legs on pad feet.
A Georgian Fruitwood wine table tilt top.
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A Georgian fruitwood tilt top wine table with a circular top, turned central column, and tripod cabriole legs on pad feet.
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Originating in 18th-century Britain, a Georgian tilt top wine table is a compact occasional table designed to hold drinks, candles, or tea services. Featuring a circular top mounted on a hinged block mechanism, the top rotates vertically when not in use to save floor space along room perimeters.

Georgian wine tables were commonly constructed from native timber such as fruitwood, walnut, and mahogany. Native fruitwoods including apple, pear, and cherry were favoured by regional British cabinetmakers for their tight grain, warm patination, and strength.

Authentic Georgian examples feature hand-turned central pillars, iron or wooden catches beneath the top, and hand-carved tripod legs ending in pad feet. Look for signs of age such as uneven underside patination, hand-sawn construction marks, and natural timber shrinkage across the top.

A tilt top wine table functions effectively as an occasional side table beside a armchair or sofa to display lighting and books. When space is limited, the top can be secured vertically against a wall to highlight the natural wood grain as a decorative feature.

Maintain fruitwood furniture by dusting regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and applying a clear beeswax polish twice yearly. Position the piece away from direct radiators and sunlight to prevent timber warping or shrinkage.
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