Late 19th Century English Mahogany Nest of Tables
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Late 19th Century English Mahogany Nest of Tables

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This late 19th-century English nest of tables set consists of three elegantly crafted tables in graduating sizes, designed to nest gracefully within one another without the legs touching. Made from luxurious mahogany, a highly favored wood during the Victorian era for its rich color and durability, these tables exemplify the era’s exquisite craftsmanship. The rectangular tops are supported by slender, turned, and reeded legs, ending in arched trestle or sleigh feet, and connected by rear stretchers for enhanced stability.

In the evolution of furniture design, nesting tables represent a relatively modern innovation, their design attributed to British cabinetmaker Thomas Sheraton, as detailed in his 1803 publication, “The Cabinet Dictionary.” These tables were coveted for their beauty and functionality, offering space-saving and multipurpose versatility. This particular set serves as an ideal piece for display purposes, tea services, or various everyday uses.

Dimensions:
Large table: H=27.75 in. W=19 in. D=13.25 in.
Medium table: H=27 in. W=16.5 in. D=12.75 in.
Small table: H=26.5 in. W=14.25 in. D=12.25 in.

Additional information

Weight 15 lbs
Dimensions L 13.25 x W 19 x H 27.75 in
Year / Century

Late 19th Century
Style / Period

Victorian
Place of Origin

England
Material

Mahogany
Condition

The large table features a repair on the side and a secured hairline crack on the top surface. The medium table displays minor nicks on its surface. The small table includes a crack repair and two additional small repair spots, along with an inconspicuous stain mark, as shown in the close-up images. Additionally, the two larger tables have a green felt strip on the underside to prevent surface scratches.

H=27.75 in. W=19 in. D=13.25 in. 20 lbs.

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