How many chairs come in a set?

Dining chair sets on this page range from four up to ten pieces, occasionally including both carver and slipper chairs. Larger sets often combine side chairs with matching armchairs for the heads of the table.

What is a pedestal sideboard?

A pedestal sideboard is a large dining room cabinet featuring central storage flanked by pedestals or set on pillar supports. These pieces emerged during the Regency period to hold silverware, linen and serving dishes.

How do I identify Regency furniture?

Regency pieces often display classical motifs, rosewood or mahogany timbers, and brass inlay details. Cabinet work from this era includes chiffoniers, drop well sideboards and serving tables.

What wood was used most?

Mahogany is the primary timber found across these dining room pieces, supplemented by rosewood and oak. Cabinet makers also utilised flame mahogany veneer and brass decoration to finish large surfaces.

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Period Dining Room Furniture

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Period dining room furniture gathers dining chairs, sideboards and serving tables from the Georgian, Regency and Victorian eras to anchor a dining space.