Antique Mahogany Edwardian Two Tier Side Occasional Table with Cabriole Leg's

These tables were manufactured primarily between 1901 and 1910 (or 1914). They were a common item, sometimes referred to as "servant's tables" or "tea tables", used for serving drinks or displaying decorative items. Edwardian furniture design was heavily influenced by revivals of earlier styles, particularly late Georgian and Regency periods, and the work of designers like Sheraton. This influence is seen in the use of more slender, elegant forms. as the base of the legs show. Simplicity and symmetry were key. The two-tier design offered practicality without the over-ornamentation of the Victorian era. The Name of the legs "Cabriole" comes from the French cabrioler, meaning "to leap like a goat," referencing the leg's shape REF: 46E