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Tables are probably the most useful pieces of furniture and are available in many styles. They can range from large refectory or boardroom, to small drop-leaf Sutherland.

Early antique tables were mainly constructed of solid oak in plank form and, in some cases, were profusely carved.  Later, particularly in the 18^th century, tables developed to become more sophisticated and exotic. Timbers such as mahogany, walnut and rosewood were used. Fine Georgian dining tables are making a recovery in the market but are still very good value when compared to modern pieces.

Illustrated are:

1.  A charming Georgian dropleaf dining table in solid mahogany, c.1780

2.  A very fine late Regency/ William IV solid mahogany centre table

3.  A beautifully figured walnut tilt-top table

4.  A quality Victorian tripod wine table in solid rosewood

Edward Kubacki

Affleck Bridge Antiques
7-9 High Street
Finedon
Northants

Tel: 01933 681048
Mob: 07711 245530
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