Antique Small Early 19th Century Georgian Mahogany Drum Table

A Superb Quality George III Period Mahogany Drum Top
Table Of Unusual Small Proportions Having Replaced Tooled
Inset Leather To Circular Revolving Top With Four Drawers
Alternating With Four False Drawers Raised On Elegant Turned
Column And Three Reeded Splay Legs With Original Brass
Paw Castors

(Throughout the test of time the drum top table in any shape, size
and configuration has remained a hugely desirable object. They do
of course come in many different sizes, qualities, woods and periods.

This example if particularly nice due to the overall quality including 
excellent choice of veneers, mahogany drawer linings and a superb
quality replacement leather huge that has been skilfully tooled. It stands
on a simple but elegant three splay base, which is always an important 
part of this type of table as generally this is where the overall elegance does.
or doesn't come from. This particular table is also significantly smaller 
than standard opening up the possibility of using it in many more places 
around the modern day home. It is however, unlike some that we have
handled, still very much big enough to be useful and functional, not just 
something for decoration. Although the handles are later replacements, they 
have been well thought out with the lions head pattern on the end of the brass
knob tying in nicely with the original lions paw castors on the end of each leg.)

Circa 1810

Height - 29in
Width - 33in
Depth - 33in

This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance

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