• The Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table by Pearl City Antiques, crafted from dark mahogany with an oval top and accented by a central satinwood inlay, features a tripod pedestal base ending in intricately carved claw feet. It is displayed on a wooden floor with part of a rug visible beneath.
  • Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table c. Early 19th Century by Pearl City Antiques, featuring an oval tilt-top surface, pedestal base, and three gracefully curved legs, displayed on a wood floor next to a patterned rug and set against a plain light background.
  • The Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table by Pearl City Antiques, dating to the early 19th century, features a dark wood oval top, pedestal base, and three elegantly curved legs. It is displayed on a wooden floor beside a patterned rug, set against a plain light background.
  • An Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table from the early 19th century by Pearl City Antiques, distinguished by its oval tilt-top and gracefully supported on a tripod base with claw feet, stands upright on a wooden floor with part of a rug visible in front.
  • Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table c. Early 19th Century by Pearl City Antiques—an elegant oval wooden table with a polished finish and a distinctive small golden urn inlay at its center. Reminiscent of classic tea tables, this piece sits gracefully on a wood floor near the edge of a decorative, fringed rug.
  • A close-up of a carved claw foot table leg from the Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table (c. Early 19th Century) by Pearl City Antiques, crafted from dark polished wood with ornate curves and detailing, resting on a light brown wood floor.
  • A close-up of a wooden cane handle intricately carved in the shape of an animal’s paw, resting on a wood-patterned floor beside a Pearl City Antiques Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table from the early 19th century.
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Pearl City Antiques

Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table c. Early 19th Century

Antique George III Tilt-top Tea Table c. Early 19th Century

Carefully selected for its quality, character, and lasting appeal.

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Elegant and versatile, this antique George III tilt-top tea table dates to the early 19th century and showcases the refined proportions that made these tables a staple in fashionable English homes. Designed to be easily stored when not in use, the oval top tilts upright on its birdcage mechanism, creating a striking silhouette while protecting the polished surface. The delicate satinwood urn inlay at the center reflects the neoclassical influence that defined the late Georgian period and adds a subtle decorative focal point.

Crafted from richly figured mahogany, the table features a beautifully figured oval top supported by a gracefully turned pedestal that flows into three molded cabriole legs terminating in well-carved pad feet. The warm color and natural patina of the mahogany have developed beautifully over more than two centuries, while the restrained inlaid decoration highlights the elegant simplicity of the design. Whether used as a lamp table, occasional table, or traditional tea table, it remains a timeless addition to both period and contemporary interiors.

The table is in nice antique condition, consistent with age and normal use. It retains an attractive antique surface with expected signs of wear, including scattered light marks and finish wear from generations of careful use that contribute to its authentic character. The tilt-top mechanism operates as intended, and the table is sturdy, stable, and ready to be enjoyed in the home.
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