George III Mahogany Tripod Table consulat whilst the union of brass

whilst the union of brass and gunmetal hints at a modernist approach

making them flexible for both display and everyday use

A resplendent example of late 18th-century artistry

it is characteristic of the refined Georgian antiques produced during the height of the Chippendale era

Original glazed doors lend delicate transparency

George III Mahogany Tripod Table consulat whilst the union of brassA distinguished example of Georgian furniture, this George III mahogany tripod table hails from the heart of 18th century England. Blending refined craftsmanship with enduring elegance, it exemplifies the sophisticated tastes and stylistic advancements of the period. Origin: England Date: Circa 1765 Material: Mahogany Dimensions: Height: 67 cm (26. 5 inches); Diameter: 76 cm (30 inches) Condition: Excellent patina; minor evidence of age commensurate