A fine quality William IV period mahogany tilt-top breakfast table, dating from the 1830s. The table features a beautifully figured round mahogany top with a rich patina and fine grain, supported by a turned and faceted pedestal base on a circular plinth with elegant scroll feet and original porcelain castors.
The original tilt mechanism is in good working order, allowing the top to stand upright for convenient storage or display. A classic example of early 19th-century craftsmanship with excellent proportions and timeless appeal.
Measurements:
Height: 74 cm
Diameter: 109 cm
Height when tilted: 140 cm
Condition: Good antique condition. The top has a lovely aged patina with surface scratches consistent with age and use. There is evidence of historical woodworm, which has been professionally treated. Structurally sound and ready for use.
A refined and elegant piece suitable as a breakfast, centre, or occasional table, perfect for adding warmth and character to any traditional or period-inspired interior.
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Features:
Style: William IV (Circa 1830s)
Material: Solid Mahogany
Type: Tilt-Top Breakfast / Centre Table
Design: Round top with turned and faceted pedestal base
Base: Circular plinth with elegant scroll feet and original porcelain castors
Mechanism: Original working tilt-top for storage or display
Finish: Rich patina showcasing fine mahogany grain
