Welsh Dessert Tables and Tilt-top Tables

18th Century English Walnut Tilt-Top Table is a truly timeless design, made with an ingenious tilting top allowing it to be tucked against the wall when not in use, then deployed and...

A George III mahogany tilt-top table, 18th century. 32 inches wide by 32 ⅝ inches deep by 27 inches tall; 45 inches tall tilted up

Charleston mahogany one board tilt top tea table with birdcage, turned bulbous spiral pedestal, terminating on tripod base with stylized pad feet. Mid-...

While there is nothing extraordinary about this mahogany tilt-top table no fancy, carved edge or claw and ball feet there is nothing particularly ordinary, either. The top is just th...

Table Tilt Top Swedish Chess Game Pedestal Sweden. A Swedish tilt top table made during the later part of 19th Century. Painted chess game on the top. Ornate base.

A modern decorated painted tripod pedestal tilt-top side table, painted in antique white/ cream background color with fruits painting on top. Measur...

Rustic early sun-bleached oval-shape tilt-top table (circa 1830-1850). Simple, elegant design with functional tilt-top. Oval bleached walnut top raised upon bleached oak swivel-harp base...

This English Victorian period tilt-top table has a octagonal top, decorated with polychrome paint and inlaid mother-of-pearl, depicting a landscape with antique temple architecture, ...

English papier Mâché oval table with beautiful shimmering mother of pearl shell inlay. Decorated with hand painted flowers and gold paint decorations, like a lot of these kind of tab...

A handsome 18th century early Georgian mahogany tripod tea table with a dish top. It features a solid figured mahogany circular tilt-top with single reeded line to the outer curved edge, with a bird cage mechanism to a turned baluster shaped column raised on outswept cabriole legs with pad feet. Retaining a good original colour and patination and original brass catch. This is a better quality example of its type being moderately larger, the top being from a single piece of mahogany and having the slight lip to the outer edge, due to the dish top, and curved underedge, in addition the birdcage mechanism lets the top rotate without lifting the entire table. The tilt-top allows the table to be displayed at the side of the room when not in use (and the birdcage also means the top can be faced out with the legs arranged pointing into a corner, or flat against a wall). This is a typically plain and robust George II example dating to c.1730-1750. The overall dimensions at the largest points are approximately Width - 33.865in (86cm) Depth - 33.75in (85.5cm) Height - 28.75 (73cm) The top can be separated from the base by removal of a wedge in the birdcage. Note: The tripod table (or ‘pillar and claw...

18th century Swedish Rococo period tilt-top table with fine burled root grain veneered top. Signed by J Sjolin, master carpenter Jacob Sjolin (1767-1785). Ca 1775, Sweden.

A well-proportioned oval tilt-top table on a turned baluster pedestal with a good warm patina. The top tilts on a brass catch and box mechanism, with breadboard cleats on the undersi...