George III Regency Mahogany Hunt Drop Leaf Serving Table

Elegant pair of 19th century Georgian demi-lune console tables crafted from mahogany. The distinctive tables once ends of a grand banquet table feature serpentine or undulating apron...

Unique 19th century English Pembroke drop-leaf table made in the Regency taste. Features a mahogany case supported by faux bamboo legs ending with toupie feet and casters. The table ...

Gorgeous 19th century Irish wake table or dining table made in the Georgian taste. Crafted from thick, radiant mahogany the table measures 17.5 inches deep with the drop leaves close...

Whimsical late 19th century English mahogany drop-leaf writing table featuring a speckled lacquer finish by artist Ira Yeager (1933-2022 American). The elegant table is crafted in th...

An incredibly beautiful Weiman Furniture Swirl mahogany drop-leaf serving cart in the George III Style, circa 1960s. Two tier and large single. Measures 70" in width with open leaf, ...

Rectangular with serpentine shape over a frieze with central carved neoclassical urn flanked by fluting and roundels. Raised on square section tapered fluted legs and block feet. Provenance; Hackwood Park, Hampshire. Sold Christies London April 20-22 1998. Hackwood Park was built from 1683 to 1687 for a son of the fifth Marquess of Winchester, Charles Paulet , created Duke of Bolton [1630-1699], created 1st Duke of Bolton in 1689. In the middle of the 18th century the 5th duke [1718-1765] engaged the architect John Vardy to undertake a major interior refurbishment. The property was sold in 1936 to newspaper publisher William Berry...

An exceptionally fine Adam period mahogany serving table. Legs are carved on all sides, the carving of the highest quality. Pictured in Connoisseur Magazine , April 1966. With Denys ...

Serpentine top with egg and dart edge. Conforming fluted frieze with central carved urn with swags. Raised on tapered fluted square legs. With Hyde Park Antiques.