Pair of late Victorian Mahogany Occasional Tables

George III style mahogany candle stand or wine table, early 20th century, the circular top with a moulded rim applied with floral swags, upon an octagonal baluster column, three down...

Edwardian Mahogany Art Nouveau Inlaid Occasional Table, with Marquetry and Pewter Inlay - 21"w x 20"d x 28"h

Regency rosewood sofa table, circa 1815; the frieze drawer to the front with twin turned knob handles, a conforming faux drawer to the back; on t...

Edwardian Rosewood Side Table by Shoolbred & Co with cartouche - shaped top on slender turned supports with curved stretchers and castors - 31"w x 22"d x 26"h

Such a pretty pair of occasional tables, with delicate inlay and a small galleried nesting area underneath. These are very versatile and pleasing.  

A pair of Scottish Regency mahogany occasional or wine tables, possibly by James Mein of Kelso, and dating to c.1825. Each with a solid mahogany rounded rectangular top supported by a ring turned column on a tripartite concave platform base with turned boss to the column and raised on gadrooned feet. It should also be noted the distinctive Scottish 'honey-pot' baluster turning to the column is a characteristic of James & Matthew Morison of Ayr’s commissions for Sir David Hunter...

Pair of antique English mahogany occasional tables, circa 1880.     

PAIR of Willian IV Solid Mahogany Wine Tables, the circular tops formed from a single timber, with molded edge, on a tripod base, the notched and carved posts above three intricately...