An elegant and versatile 18th-century Georgian drop-leaf table, crafted in rich mahogany with graceful pad feet. This piece is an excellent example of transitional furniture design, combining function and form in a refined silhouette.
The table features:
--A rectangular central top with two hinged leaves that swing up to expand the surface.
--Four tapering cabriole legs terminating in classic pad feet, typical of the early Georgian period (circa 1730–1750).
--Original wooden rule-joint hinges and frame joinery, visible in the pegged construction and handmade dovetails beneath.
--Beautifully figured mahogany top with a mellow patina and rich color, enhanced by generations of use and care.
--Compact proportions when folded, ideal for use as a console, side table, or occasional dining table.
Dimensions:28"H x 39"D x 47"W with both leaves extended.
