What wood are Regency tables usually made of?

Mahogany dominates, appearing in 2,427 of the 4,416 titles on Sellingantiques, with rosewood in 928 more. Between them they cover three-quarters of the category. The remainder is scattered: oak, pine, satinwood, walnut, goncalo alves, burr yew, birds-eye maple, cherrywood, fruitwood, birch and beech, plus painted and ebonised finishes.

Which types turn up most often?

Dining tables are the largest single group, followed by side and console tables, then sofa tables. Card, games and work tables form the next cluster. Small occasional pieces make up roughly a sixth of the category: lamp, wine, tripod and tilt-top tables, often circular and on a pillar or three splayed legs.

Are all of these actually from the Regency period?

No. The style was revived and reproduced from the later nineteenth century onwards, so the label covers both period pieces and later work in the taste. The dated field runs from 1740 to 1950. A twentieth-century tail shows clearly: 154 listings in the 1920s and 47 in the 1930s, titled Regency Style, Regency Revival or Regency Design.

How big do the dining tables get?

The multi-pillar dining tables are the largest things in the category. Sampled titles advertise 12ft, 13ft, 14ft 6in, 15ft, 16ft and 405cm lengths. Seat counts run to 22 or 24 on those, and at the top of the range a six-pillar table seats 28 at 609cm long.

Who made Regency tables?

Gillows is the only workshop that behaves like a category rather than one dealer's stock: 182 titles mention it and 27 separate dealers have handled a piece carrying the name. The wording ranges from 'in the manner of' through attribution to one table stamped 'Gillows . Lancaster'. William Trotter, James Mein and Mack, Williams & Gibton appear in smaller numbers.

Do unusual Regency tables come up?

They do, though singly. The sample holds a metamorphic library table converting to steps, a military campaign dining table, a bidet table, a coaching table and a double-sided reading table. Regional and overseas attributions are scarce but real, with Scottish, Irish and Anglo-Colonial pieces in single figures, alongside a Calcutta-made centre library table and a Chinese export work table.

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Tables made in England in the opening decades of the nineteenth century, and later ones in the same taste, from long pillar dining tables down to small tripod lamp and wine tables.

A Large William IV Mahogany Triple Pedestal Dining Table.

19th century

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A Large William IV Mahogany Triple Pedestal Dining Table.

From Country Homes Antiques Stirling

£4,200

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Rosewood Regency Library Table in the Manner of William Trotter

19th century

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Rosewood Regency Library Table in the Manner of William Trotter

From Georgian Antiques

£4,250

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19th century

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William IV 19th Century Palisander Flip Top Side Table

From Debenham Antiques Ltd

£1,750

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19th century

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19th Century George III Period Mahogany Reading Table

From Anthony Short Antiques

£2,900

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19th century

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Pembroke Table

From Midwinter Antiques

£1,700

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1900 - 1920

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Three Pedestal Dining Table

From The Fine Art Fund

£15,000

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19th century

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William IV Mahogany Hall Table

From Hobson May Collection

£295

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Antique Figured Elm & Yew Regency Sofa Table C.1820

19th century

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Antique Figured Elm & Yew Regency Sofa Table C.1820

From The Old Cinema

£998

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19th century

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Georgian Mahogany Pembroke Table

From Harrison Antique Furniture

£690

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Table Fine Regency Painted Satinwood Tilt Top C1815

19th century

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Table Fine Regency Painted Satinwood Tilt Top C1815

From Cloverleaf Home Interiors

£895

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Mahogany and rosewood lead the timbers on Sellingantiques here, ahead of oak, pine, satinwood, walnut, burr yew, birds-eye maple, cherrywood and beech.

Rare and Unusual Large Antique Regency Quality Mahogany D Shaped Metamorphic Table

19th century

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Rare and Unusual Large Antique Regency Quality Mahogany D Shaped Metamorphic Table

From London City Antiques

£5,750

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19th century

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A Very Elegant Early 19th Century Mahogany & Satinwood Inlaid Side Lamp Writing Table

From Country House and Eastern Interiors

£375

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19th century

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19thc Turn Over Side Table

From Millers Antiques

£475

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Rare George IV Birdseye Maple and Rosewood Tea-table

18th century

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Rare George IV Birdseye Maple and Rosewood Tea-table

From Georgian Antiques

£2,750

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19th century

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Fine Regency Rosewood Card Table

From Millers Antiques

£1,450

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Antique William IV Period Circular Coromandel Wood Breakfast Table

19th century

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Antique William IV Period Circular Coromandel Wood Breakfast Table

From Patrick Sandberg Antiques

£6,800

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Regency Tables

A Large William IV Mahogany Triple Pedestal Dining Table.

Rosewood Regency Library Table in the Manner of William Trotter

William IV 19th Century Palisander Flip Top Side Table

19th Century George III Period Mahogany Reading Table

Pembroke Table

Three Pedestal Dining Table

William IV Mahogany Hall Table

Antique Figured Elm & Yew Regency Sofa Table C.1820

Georgian Mahogany Pembroke Table

Table Fine Regency Painted Satinwood Tilt Top C1815

Rare and Unusual Large Antique Regency Quality Mahogany D Shaped Metamorphic Table

A Very Elegant Early 19th Century Mahogany & Satinwood Inlaid Side Lamp Writing Table

19thc Turn Over Side Table

Rare George IV Birdseye Maple and Rosewood Tea-table

Fine Regency Rosewood Card Table

Antique William IV Period Circular Coromandel Wood Breakfast Table

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