What periods do these tables come from?

The selection spans from eighteenth-century George III origins through nineteenth-century Victorian pieces to Edwardian and 1930s revival items. Most items reflect either original eighteenth-century craftsmanship or later revival periods that emulate those classic proportions and details.

How do I identify a Chippendale style piece?

Look for characteristic mahogany construction, intricate wood carving, and traditional forms such as tripod tables, tray tables, and side tables. Revival pieces often incorporate recognizable eighteenth-century silhouettes alongside period-appropriate brass hardware and leather upholstery.

Where were these tables used originally?

These tables served various domestic functions in drawing rooms, libraries, and dining spaces as side tables, writing desks, or games tables. Upholstered centre stools and footstools provided additional seating or surface utility within principal reception rooms.

How should I care for mahogany furniture?

Maintain the timber by keeping pieces away from direct heat sources and strong sunlight to protect the polished mahogany finish. Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth and condition leather surfaces periodically to preserve their red or burgundy tones.