A George IV Estate Made Mahogany Side Table - c.1830

£490.00

A charming George IV mahogany side table, of lovely warm colour, probably made on a country estate, having a one piece mahogany top over a single frieze drawer with its original blue lining paper and brass circle inlaid ebony handles, on square tapered legs.

Condition:

In very good condition, with age related marks and patination to the top. No issues, ready to go.

Dimensions:

78 cm high x 98.5 cm wide x 50 cm deep

Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george@holtbyandco.uk

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A charming George IV mahogany side table, of lovely warm colour, probably made on a country estate, having a one piece mahogany top over a single frieze drawer with its original blue lining paper and brass circle inlaid ebony handles, on square tapered legs.

Condition:

In very good condition, with age related marks and patination to the top. No issues, ready to go.

Dimensions:

78 cm high x 98.5 cm wide x 50 cm deep

Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george@holtbyandco.uk

A charming George IV mahogany side table, of lovely warm colour, probably made on a country estate, having a one piece mahogany top over a single frieze drawer with its original blue lining paper and brass circle inlaid ebony handles, on square tapered legs.

Condition:

In very good condition, with age related marks and patination to the top. No issues, ready to go.

Dimensions:

78 cm high x 98.5 cm wide x 50 cm deep

Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george@holtbyandco.uk

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