edwardian mahogany inlaid hall table

An Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Hall Table
Item Code: LC1399
Description
A refined Edwardian mahogany hall table, English, dating to the early 20th century. The table is of elegant proportions, with a rectangular top fitted with a shaped three-quarter gallery, providing both decorative appeal and practical use.
The frieze is fitted with two drawers, each retaining its original brass oval handles, and subtly enriched with fine inlaid detail. The legs are square and tapering, decorated with delicate line inlay, and united by the simplicity and balance characteristic of Edwardian design.
Finished in well-figured mahogany with a warm, even colour and pleasing patination, this table is slim and versatile, making it ideal for use in a hallway, landing, or as a small writing or side table.
A tasteful and understated piece, combining functionality with classic Edwardian elegance.
Key Features
Edwardian hall table
English, early 20th century
Mahogany construction with fine inlay
Two drawers with original brass handles
Shaped three-quarter gallery
Slim, tapering legs
Good colour and overall condition
Dimensions
Width: 58 cm
Depth: 41 cm
Height: 90 cm

Antiques.co.uk Ref: NNNR85XP4

Materials:

Mahogany

Width (cm):

58

Height (cm):

90

Depth (cm):

41

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