William IV Mahogany Drum Table

An outstanding example of early 19th-century English craftsmanship, this superb mahogany drum table dates to circa 1825 and is offered in beautiful showroom condition, ready to enhance any traditional or period-style interior.

This handsome and substantially sized piece features a finely polished circular mahogany top, showcasing the rich grain and depth of colour. Around the frieze are a total of eight drawers—four functional and four dummy drawers—providing symmetry and aesthetic balance. Each drawer is adorned with cockbeaded fronts, oak linings, and retains its original brass locks with turned wooden handles.

The table is supported by a finely crafted octagonal central pedestal, transitioning gracefully into a circular base, and raised on elegantly carved scroll feet, each fitted with original brass casters for ease of movement. The base design is both structurally robust and visually striking, embodying the refined style of the Regency period.

This piece boasts a deep, lustrous polish and a wonderfully rich patina that has developed beautifully over time. It would make a striking centrepiece in a study, library, or formal reception room, combining both functionality and classical design.

Top diameter 120.5cm (47.5")

H 79cm (31")
Floor to underside of table H 62cm (24.5")