Fine Quality Georgian Tilt Top Table - c.1780 Later Painted

Fine quality Georgian Tilt Top Table - c.1780 Later Painted Dating back to the late 18th century (c. 1780), this table exudes country house allure; its solid top has a plain edge, and the hand turned gun-barrel-shaped centre column leads to a tripod base with out swept legs terminating in pad feet. All of these classical features add to the Georgian charm of this simply delightful table. The table’s tilt-top mechanism works seamlessly, allowing it to be tilted upright when space is at a premium. It could serve well as a lamp table, side table, or even a small supper table between chairs. This column and base are is in very good sturdy condition; wear is commensurate with age, adding to its sense of history. These Georgian tilt-top tables are not only functional but also exquisite examples of craftsmanship from a bygone era. Their timeless appeal continues to captivate antique enthusiasts and interior aficionados alike.