A handsome George II tea table dating to circa 1750, crafted from Cuban mahogany with rich, warm timber colour and an attractively figured top.
The rectangular top opens to extend the table surface, with the additional section supported by a traditional gate-leg mechanism. This practical arrangement allows the table to be used in a more compact form or opened out when additional surface space is required.
The table is fitted with a single drawer, retaining an elegant swan-neck handle, and stands on well-shaped cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. The combination of richly figured mahogany, graceful leg profile and traditional construction gives the piece the distinctive character of mid-18th-century English furniture.
A versatile example of George II furniture, suitable for use as a tea table or occasional table, and equally at home in a period drawing room or a more contemporary interior.
Dimensions
Height: 73 cm
Width: 87 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Date: Circa 1750
 
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