This is an exceptional 19th-century William IV mahogany serving table, a stunning example of fine British craftsmanship. The table showcases a rich, deep mahogany tone with a beautifully grained top, underscored by its substantial and impressive design.
The piece features a raised gallery back, adding a touch of grandeur while also serving a practical function, making it perfect for use in a dining room or as a statement piece in a hallway. The front is adorned with a finely moulded frieze, which adds depth and elegance to the overall structure.
Supporting the table are two robust and intricately carved legs, typical of the William IV style, with reeded detailing and distinctive baluster forms terminating in elegant bun feet. The rear legs are squared, providing sturdy support while maintaining the table's clean and symmetrical look.
This serving table is not only a functional piece of furniture but also a work of art, ideal for those who appreciate the beauty and history of antique furnishings. It would be a remarkable addition to any period interior, offering both style and utility.
Height 95 cm, width 160 cm, depth 67 cm