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VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL TABLE

Sale price£325

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£70


Characteristics

Victorian Mahogany Hall Table
England, Mid to Late 19th Century

A charming and elegantly proportioned Victorian mahogany hall table, showcasing the restrained refinement and practical design characteristic of the period. With its warm, mellow colour and attractive decorative detailing, this versatile piece would make an ideal addition to a hallway, sitting room, or bedroom.

The rectangular top is set above a single frieze drawer, centred with a distinctive shield-shaped applied moulding. A finely shaped scalloped apron runs beneath the drawer, adding a touch of decorative elegance while enhancing the table’s graceful profile.

The raised backboard features a gently arched crest with a second shield applique echoing the drawer motif, creating a pleasing sense of symmetry and understated ornamentation.

Supported by turned and tapering front legs with matching rear supports, the table displays the quality craftsmanship and balanced proportions typical of Victorian cabinetmaking. The rich mahogany has developed an attractive patina over time, lending warmth and character to the piece.

Originally intended as a hall table, its compact footprint and refined appearance make it equally suited as a console table, lamp table, or occasional writing surface.

Presented in lovely, sturdy antique condition with age-related wear consistent with careful use. The table remains structurally sound and ready for everyday use.

Technical Information

Date: 19th century
Height: 100.5 cm
Width:  104.5 cm
Depth:  43 cm

Sustainability

The average piece of furniture generates approximately 47kg of carbon dioxide equivalents – roughly the same as burning 5.3 gallons of petrol. Buying this item second-hand versus a newly made equivalent recovers the energy used to make it, rather than generating further emissions and using new materials.