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Description

An extremely pretty, 18th Century English George II period mahogany tea table of delightfully small proportions.

The fold-over top opening to reveal a double sized polished top. Standing on turned tapering legs with lappeted knees and pad feet.

A beautiful and charming little table that is nearly 300 years old!

Date of Manufacture

Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd. has dated this George II Mahogany Tea Table to the 18th Century.

Physical Dimensions

Height

70cm (27.56")

Width

65.5cm (25.79")

Depth

33.6cm (13.23")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1141322

Dealers Internal Reference

400347

Description

An extremely pretty, 18th Century English George II period mahogany tea table of delightfully small proportions.

The fold-over top opening to reveal a double sized polished top. Standing on turned tapering legs with lappeted knees and pad feet.

A beautiful and charming little table that is nearly 300 years old!

Date of Manufacture

Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd. has dated this George II Mahogany Tea Table to the 18th Century.

Physical Dimensions

Height

70cm (27.56")

Width

65.5cm (25.79")

Depth

33.6cm (13.23")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1141322

Dealers Internal Ref

400347

About the Dealer

Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd.

Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2019

Dealer Profile

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Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd.

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Kent
United Kingdom

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ObjectOccasional Tables
Period18th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialMahogany
ColourDark Brown
MotifsCabriole legs, Pad feet, Fold-over top, Plain frieze
SizeH 70 cm (28 in) x W 65.5 cm (26 in) x D 33.6 cm (13 in)

FAQs

The George II style, spanning from roughly 1727 to 1760, marks a transition from heavy walnut designs to the sophisticated use of carved mahogany, often featuring cabriole legs, pad feet, and influences from early Palladian architecture.

These tables were typically constructed from dense tropical hardwoods such as Honduran mahogany, utilising traditional joinery including mortise and tenon frames, hand-cut dovetails, and pivoting hinges to support the fold-over top leaf.

Authentic pieces generally display period-correct hand-tool marks, oxidised timber patination beneath the top leaf, authentic secondary woods like oak or pine in the frame linings, and subtle hand-crafted asymmetries in the leg carvings.

An antique tea table functions well against a neutral wall as an accent piece, topped with a minimalist ceramic vase or brass tray to balance historical character with contemporary clean lines.

Preserve the timber by maintaining stable room humidity away from direct heat sources, avoiding silicone-based sprays, and applying microcrystalline wax sparingly to maintain the natural finish.