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Antique Mahogany Whatnot
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Antique Mahogany Whatnot

19th century
Sold 5 March 2026 · The Antiques Hound
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Description

A good quality antique four tier Whatnot crafted in solid mahogany with beautifully turned supports, acorn shaped finials and the original brass castors.

This antique furniture displays well with a warm colour, solid joints and no splits to the shelves.

A highly useful and attractive antique. Perfect topped with a lamp, stacked with books and decorative objects.

English, circa 1860.

Height: 117 cm (125cm to top of finials)

Width: 53 cm

Depth: 38 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
53cm (20.87")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Declaration

The Antiques Hound has dated this Antique Mahogany Whatnot to the 1860s.

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SA1183435
Description
A good quality antique four tier Whatnot crafted in solid mahogany with beautifully turned supports, acorn shaped finials and the original brass castors.

This antique furniture displays well with a warm colour, solid joints and no splits to the shelves.

A highly useful and attractive antique. Perfect topped with a lamp, stacked with books and decorative objects.

English, circa 1860.

Height: 117 cm (125cm to top of finials)

Width: 53 cm

Depth: 38 cm

Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
53cm (20.87")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Date of Manufacture

The Antiques Hound has dated this Antique Mahogany Whatnot to the 1860s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1183435
The Antiques Hound
The Antiques Hound
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2025

Dealing in compact georgian and later furniture and original paintings

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A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Antique Mahogany Whatnot

Archive II A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors. View II
Archive III A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors. View III
Archive IV A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors. View IV
Archive V A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors. View V
Archive VI A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors. View VI
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Telephone 07762 954865
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Bristol
United Kingdom
Verified Since Dec 2025
Items For Sale 60
Items Sold 35
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A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors.
Antique Mahogany Whatnot
Ref: SA1183435
A dark brown mahogany four-tier whatnot featuring turned columns, a single drawer above the lowest shelf, and small brass castors.
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  • ObjectShelving & Display Units
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialMahogany
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsTurned wooden pillars, Multi-tier open shelving, Single frieze drawer, Brass castors
  • SizeH 117 cm (46 in) x W 53 cm (21 in) x D 38 cm (15 in)

A whatnot is a multi-shelved open furniture piece designed for displaying ornaments, books, or curiosities, which gained popularity during the late Georgian and Victorian periods in Britain.

Traditional whatnots were predominantly constructed using fine hardwoods such as mahogany, rosewood, and walnut, frequently featuring turned wooden supports and sometimes brass castors.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit period-appropriate joinery, hand-turned spindle supports, natural timber shrinkage, and appropriate patination consistent with age and honest wear.

An antique whatnot can be integrated into modern spaces by balancing the display shelves with a curated mix of books, ceramics, and minimal decorative objects to bridge historical charm with clean lines.

Maintain antique mahogany by dusting regularly with a soft, dry cloth and periodically applying microcrystalline wax to nourish the timber, avoiding silicone sprays and direct sunlight.
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