William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table

William IV Rosewood Circular Breakfast Table – Circa 1835
An elegant William IV rosewood circular breakfast table, circa 1835, featuring a beautifully figured top with rich colour, striking grain patterns and a finely carved pedestal base.
The impressive circular top is veneered in highly figured rosewood, displaying wonderful symmetrical grain patterns with deep reddish-brown tones and attractive darker figuring. The beautifully matched veneers create a particularly striking appearance, further enhanced by the polished finish and simple, clean edge.
The table features a practical tilt-top mechanism, allowing the top to be raised into a vertical position when not in use, making it ideal for convenient storage or display.
Raised on a substantial turned and tapering central pedestal, decorated with finely carved detailing and a distinctive gadrooned collar. The pedestal stands on an elegant triform platform base, terminating in beautifully carved scrolling feet with decorative foliate detailing.
The combination of richly figured rosewood, elegant proportions and finely executed carving makes this a particularly attractive example of William IV cabinetmaking.
A highly decorative and practical antique table, suitable for use as a breakfast table, occasional dining table or centre table, equally at home in traditional and contemporary interiors.
Presented in good antique condition, with age-related wear and character consistent with its age and use.
Dimensions:
* Width: 131 cm
* Depth: 131 cm
* Height: 74 cm
Date: Circa 1835
Item Code: S27-1182