What wood are Victorian tables usually made from?

Mahogany and walnut between them account for well over half of all titles, at 2,504 and 2,272. Oak follows at 712, then rosewood at 608 and pine at 438. Burr walnut is called out separately in 1,303 titles. It runs across the small forms: centre, loo, coffee, card, Sutherland, work and lamp tables.

How many leaves do extending dining tables have?

Titles routinely count them, and two or three leaves is the common case. Seat counts run from four upward. At the far end, the archive has held oak extending dining tables described at 15ft with six leaves and 20ft with seven, seating eighteen, and a mahogany one quoted as seating 16 to 20.

Are named makers common in this category?

No. Across 8,076 listings, Gillows leads with 22 mentions from 12 dealers, and nothing else clears a dozen mentions. Where a name does appear it sits at the upper end of the range. Heal & Son, Edwards & Roberts, James Shoolbred, Holland & Sons and Maple & Co each turn up across a handful of dealers.

Why do so many listings just say Victorian?

The dated field is categorical more often than precise. Of the 8,076 listings, 3,705 say only "Victorian" and 990 only "19th Century". Fewer than three thousand carry a clean year. Where decades are given they cluster mid-century, with the 1860s ahead of the 1880s and 1850s, and the 1890s and 1900s thinner.

Which small table forms turn up?

Side and occasional tables dominate the small end, with lamp, wine and tripod tables and tilt-tops behind them. Beyond those, gypsy tables on bobbin or barley-twist legs, cricket tables, coaching and folding picnic tables, duet and adjustable reading tables, bijouterie display tables and nests of three or four all recur in ones and twos.

What sits at the top of the range?

Exhibition-grade marquetry centre tables and very long extending dining tables occupy it almost entirely. The unusual pieces pass through singly. An Irish Killarney marquetry inlaid yew wood centre table sits at the very top, and Killarney arbutus, pietra dura specimen marble, papier mâché, Sorrento ware, birds-eye maple, thuyawood, zebrawood and padauk each appear once or twice.

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Nineteenth-century British domestic tables in mahogany and walnut, running from screw-action extending dining tables down to the small side, lamp and occasional pieces that furnished a Victorian parlour.

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Victorian Mahogany Writing Table

From Harrison Antique Furniture

£690

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Antique 12ft Elizabethan Revival Pollard Oak Extending Dining Table 19th C

19th century

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Antique 12ft Elizabethan Revival Pollard Oak Extending Dining Table 19th C

From Regent Antiques

£38,500

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19th century

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Victorian Mahogany Side Table

From Harrison Antique Furniture

£690

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1900 - 1920

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Pair Walnut Serving Tables

From Affordable Old Furniture

£2,400

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Antique Victorian Quality Carved Rosewood Freestanding Centre Table

19th century

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Antique Victorian Quality Carved Rosewood Freestanding Centre Table

From London City Antiques

£1,685

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Antique Burmese Table Carved Side Burma 1840

19th century

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Antique Burmese Table Carved Side Burma 1840

From Canonbury Antiques

£1,271

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Victorian Baby Sutherland Burr Walnut Table, English, 1880

19th century

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Victorian Baby Sutherland Burr Walnut Table, English, 1880

From Judy Fox Antiques

£1,100

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19th century

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Antique Victorian Writing Table

From John Howkins Antiques

£895

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Fine Victorian Rosewood and Burr-elm Tilt-top Specimen Side Table

19th century

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Fine Victorian Rosewood and Burr-elm Tilt-top Specimen Side Table

From Colton Antiques

£950

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Unusual Victorian Mahogany Antique Torchere

19th century

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Unusual Victorian Mahogany Antique Torchere

From Driscolls Antiques Ltd

£495

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Mahogany and walnut lead the titles on Sellingantiques, with oak, rosewood and pine making up most of the rest. Burr walnut is named in one title in six.

A Victorian Ebonised and Painted Sowing Table

19th century

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A Victorian Ebonised and Painted Sowing Table

From Tinker & Toad

£750

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19th century

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19th Century Victorian Burr Walnut Work Table

From FB Antiques

£595

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19th century

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Victorian Mahogany Work Table

From Affordable Old Furniture

£450

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19th century

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19th Century X Frame Table

From Dean Antiques Ltd

£1,950

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19th century

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Victorian Walnut Gypsy Table

From Affordable Old Furniture

£250

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19th century

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Late 19th Century Oak Gate Leg Dining Table

From Elmgarden

£450

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Victorian Tables

Victorian Mahogany Writing Table

Antique 12ft Elizabethan Revival Pollard Oak Extending Dining Table 19th C

Victorian Mahogany Side Table

Pair Walnut Serving Tables

Antique Victorian Quality Carved Rosewood Freestanding Centre Table

Antique Burmese Table Carved Side Burma 1840

Victorian Baby Sutherland Burr Walnut Table, English, 1880

Antique Victorian Writing Table

Fine Victorian Rosewood and Burr-elm Tilt-top Specimen Side Table

Unusual Victorian Mahogany Antique Torchere

A Victorian Ebonised and Painted Sowing Table

19th Century Victorian Burr Walnut Work Table

Victorian Mahogany Work Table

19th Century X Frame Table

Victorian Walnut Gypsy Table

Late 19th Century Oak Gate Leg Dining Table

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