1810s Sofa Tables

A small Regency sofa table. Rosewood veneered on mahogany with mahogany lined drawers. Bowed, studded stretcher leading to sabre legs with carved brass finials. Dimensions: H 70.5...

Extremely Fine Regency Rosewood and Casuarina Sofa table firmly attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, with John Mclean pattern handles and escutcheons, of wonderful faded colour. English Likely London made Circa 1810 Of conventional form with two side flaps and rectangular section, this fine table is very rare because of the exotic woods used and the quality of its manufacture. The piece is veneered principally with rosewood but the top is crossbanded with amaranth and there are inlaid panels of casuarina oak from Australia (see below). The table has two end supports, an elegant arched stretcher, and two working and two dummy drawers in the friezes to front and back respectively. The primary decoration on this piece is the veneer used but the inlaid stringing employed on the drawer fronts and end blocks on the frieze and to the front and sides of the end supports is also extremely attractive and rather unusual. The combination of this decoration and the arched stretcher suggests an early regency period date as larger stretchers and increased amounts of ormolu mounts were typically used on the best pieces of the George IV. The table retains its fine original castors on the splayed feet and the proportions of the piece are perfect, meaning that it stands very well indeed. This lovely table is unusual for a number of reasons. The combination of primarily rosewood veneers with boxwood and casuarina, sometimes wrongly known as partridgewood in the trade, is not at all common. An Australian wood...

A Regency rosewood free standing end support writing table, by Gillows, the leather inset rectangular top with a brass gallery above two frieze drawers on one side and two dummy draw...

The circular top in burr Amboyna with a gadrooned, bead work upper and lower frieze, resting on a tapering triangular column with bracket supports, tri-form base with masculine lions...

English regency mahogany and flame mahogany drop leaf sofa table, circa 1810. With a flame mahogany top and matching drop leafs, inlaid frieze with one drawer on each side, inlaid ma...

Early 19th century mahogany sofa table, having a lovely figured top which is crossbanded and having a reeded edge, having two drawers either side with engraved brass knob handles, th...

English regency rose wood sofa table, circa 1810. The width is 52.25" when drop leafs are raised. When drop leafs are lowered the width is 33.5". The r...

Rectangular crossbanded top with drop leaves over two drawers and opposing false drawers, trestle base with turned stretcher, saber legs and casters.

Early 19th century mahogany sofa table, the shaped top inlaid with Kingwood banding and boxwood lines, with two oak lined drawers at the front and two dummy drawers on the reverse, t...

Refined and elegant in every way, this superb Regency sofa table is crafted with the coveted, hard to acquire and expensive satinwood. Most often used in stringer inlay and in veneer...

Rectangular crossbanded top with drop leaves with trestle support joined by a turned stretcher, U shaped legs ending on casters.

This French Empire period gilt bronze-mounted console is made of bookmatched burled mahogany with a Belgian black marble top. Its central drawer runs the length of the front and is s...