We bring to you one of the finest examples of an early Victorian solid flame grain Cuban Mahogany 4 ft diameter tilt top table believed to be made between 1850 - 1860. This is one of the nicest unmolested examples of a Victorian tilt top table we have seen to date. This almost flawless table has been cherished and is in fantastic original condition with the original French polished finish and lightly faded colour with lots of patina and charm.

This impressive solid Mahogany tabletop stands on its substantial tapering hexagonal pillar going down to a flame grain mahogany veneered Triform base finishing to 3 ornately carved claw feet (one is missing a small piece of carving as pictured) complete with inset original castors and brown porcelain wheels. Unusually for a tilt top table and as a sign of the condition and quality of this table, there is little to no movement or play in the mechanism of the table as the table is being normally used, the solid mahogany top is flat with no bowing or twisting and the slam latch is working smoothly.

This table has a small overall form yet is versatile from having a round top managing to accommodate up to 4-6 chairs and be used as a formal dining room or breakfast table. Already not taking up too much room because of this shape, the top tilts upright for storage and is removable with its original slam latch and pivoting table screws. This item is in great condition for its age as shown by the photographs however being an antique item of this age there may be minor blemishes here and there which adds to its originality and heritage.

Please note; the sale is for the table only, however, we have got sets of chairs that would perfectly match this table available at our shop.