This fine Georgian mahogany occasional supper table is a fine example of 18th-century craftsmanship, featuring a tilt-top action and an elegant scalloped-shaped edge.
The tabletop showcases a striking circular arrangement, with a large central round panel surrounded symmetrically by eight smaller circles, creating a visually appealing and highly functional design. This configuration was traditionally used for serving multiple dishes or drinks, making it a perfect supper or wine-tasting table. The surface boasts a rich, beautifully aged mahogany patina, highlighting the natural grain and warmth of the wood.
The table is gracefully raised on a finely turned central column, which seamlessly transitions into a tripod base with elegantly curved cabriole legs. This sturdy yet refined design ensures both stability and timeless sophistication.
Equipped with a tilt-top mechanism, the table can be easily stored upright when not in use, making it an ideal space-saving piece while also serving as a decorative feature. Its elegant proportions and distinctive design make it a sought-after piece for collectors and those who appreciate the beauty of Georgian period furniture.
This rare and charming supper table is a true testament to the craftsmanship of the Georgian era, offering both historical significance and timeless elegance.
