Set of Four Edwardian Mahogany Inlaid Nests of Tables (Circa 1900)
This is a superb quality set of four Edwardian mahogany inlaid nests of tables with great proportions, circa 1900.
Summary
• Circa 1900
• Period Edwardian
• Provenance England, UK
• Wood Solid mahogany
• Set of four tables
• Satin & tulip wood string inlay tops
• Rich mahogany colour
• Flush table top
• Ring turned legs
• Arched cross stretchers
• Splayed feet
• Very robust
• Excellent quality
• Excellent condition
• Free 14 day UK returns period
This is a superb quality set of four Edwardian mahogany inlaid nests of tables with great proportions, circa 1900. Each of the tabletops is inlaid with intricate satinwood and tulipwood. Each of the four tables slides comfortably into each other. The nest of tables is supported by refined ring turned mahogany legs, which in turn are supported by arched cross stretchers and splayed feet. The nest of tables boast a rich mahogany colour and they are in excellent robust condition. This is an extremely useful piece of furniture and a great asset to have in any office, living room or hallway and it consumes very little space.
It has a beautiful deep rich patina, which has been generated by the years of cleaning and care it has received. This truly is a very beautiful item with quality construction and is original throughout. It is rare to see one in such good condition. This item would certainly grace any home. So don’t miss out your chance to own such a lovely antique item.
Largest Table Dimensions:
Height = 69.7cm or 27½” or 2ft 3½”
Width = 56cm or 22” or 1ft 10”
Depth = 37.7cm or 14⅞” or 1ft 2⅞”
2nd largest Table Dimensions:
Height = 67.3cm or 26½” or 2ft 2½”
Width = 52.3cm or 20⅝” or 1ft 8⅝”
Depth = 37.6cm or 14⅞” or 1ft 2⅞”
3rd largest Table Dimensions:
Height = 65.8cm or 25⅞” or 2ft 1⅞”
Width = 47.7cm or 18¾” or 1ft 6¾”
Depth = 37.6cm or 14⅞” or 1ft 2⅞”
4th largest Table Dimensions:
Height = 63.5cm or 25” or 2ft 1”
Width = 43.8cm or 17¼” or 1ft 5¼”
Depth = 37.6cm or 14⅞” or 1ft 2⅞”
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