George III mahogany three pillar dining table – English, c. 1795
$18,000.00
English, c. 1795
The table has not been reduced in size and retains the original extending leaves. Scroll left to see the table in situ at the Homewood Museum in Baltimore.
Height: 2 ft 4 ¼ in; 72 .5 cm
Width: 5 ft 4 in; 162.5 cm
Length with leaves: 14 ft 4 ¾ in; 439 cm
Length without leaves: 9 ft 6 ¼ in; 290 cm
Enhance your dining experience with this elegant George III mahogany three-pillar dining table, crafted in England circa 1795. This exceptional piece exemplifies the sophistication and craftsmanship of late 18th-century English furniture design.
The table features a richly grained mahogany top, renowned for its durability and classic beauty. Its three-pillar base design not only provides sturdy support but also adds a distinctive architectural element to the table’s overall silhouette. The gracefully turned pillars and intricate details reflect the meticulous artistry of the George III period, while the elegant fluted columns and brass casters enhance its timeless appeal.
Ideal for formal dining settings or as a statement piece in a grand dining room, this table accommodates gatherings with both style and function. Its classic design and fine craftsmanship make it a versatile addition to any traditional or contemporary interior.
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