What defines georgian period furniture?

Georgian period furniture encompasses pieces produced during the reigns of the Georges, stretching from the early 18th century through the Regency era. The style ranges from early walnut designs to later mahogany and satinwood pieces. Craftsmanship during this span evolved from heavy, sculptural walnut forms to refined mahogany case pieces and delicate Sheraton occasional tables.

How do I identify a lowboy?

A lowboy is a small table equipped with one or more rows of drawers beneath the work surface. They typically stand on four legs and date from the 18th century. Cabinet makers constructed them in walnut, oak and mahogany, using them primarily as dressing tables or auxiliary surfaces.

What is an 18th century cricket table?

A cricket table is a light, three-legged circular table dating mostly to the 18th century. The three-legged design provided stability on uneven cottage floors. Most surviving examples feature simple oak construction with round tops and triangular underframing.

How should I care for antique mahogany furniture?

Antique mahogany benefits from consistent indoor humidity and protection from direct sunlight to preserve the rich timber tone. Regular dusting with a dry lint-free cloth maintains the polished surface. Avoid placing these items near direct heat sources which can cause timber shrinkage and veneer separation.

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Georgian period furniture brings together mahogany chests, oak tables and walnut chairs shaped by eighteenth and nineteenth century makers.

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Regency Period Mahogany Sideboard

From Walton House Antiques

£875

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An Unusual George III Elm and Ash High Hoop-back Windsor Armchair, Probably West Country, Circa 1800

19th century

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An Unusual George III Elm and Ash High Hoop-back Windsor Armchair, Probably West Country, Circa 1800

From Rob Hall Antiques

£1,650

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19th century

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Mahogany Drum Table / Sheraton Period

From Jane Short Antiques

£1,795

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Magnificent Quality Antique Regency Mahogany Chiffonier / Side Cabinet

19th century

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Magnificent Quality Antique Regency Mahogany Chiffonier / Side Cabinet

From London City Antiques

£2,450

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A George III West Country Elm & Ash Windsor Armchair with Crinoline Stretcher, C.1800–1820

18th century

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A George III West Country Elm & Ash Windsor Armchair with Crinoline Stretcher, C.1800–1820

From Rob Hall Antiques

£1,150

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chairs

18th century

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George II Period Walnut Chest on Stand.

From Christian Davies Antiques Ltd

£1,650

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chest of drawers

18th century

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Antique Georgian Burr Walnut Chest of Drawers

From FB Antiques

£1,195

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Antique George 3rd Burr Oak Corner Cupboard

18th century

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Antique George 3rd Burr Oak Corner Cupboard

From W H Barker Antiques

£245

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19th century

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Set of Regency Rosewood Dining Chairs

From Treasury Antiques

£650

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chairs

19th century

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Antique Regency Dining Chairs C1820

From MebleinUK

£249

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Cricket tables earned their name because their three legs resembled the wickets of the game, or simply because they stood steady on uneven tavern floors.