Regency table

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  1. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    Hi all I have this regency table I bought at auction I was wondering could anyone tell me more about it thanks
     

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  2. silverthwait

    silverthwait Well-Known Member

    1940's end table. But wait for Brad.
     
  3. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    I found one the same I'll post pic
     

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  4. Debora

    Debora Well-Known Member

    Was it sold to you as being from the Regency period?

    Debora
     
  5. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    No my dad knew it was by the hinges and lock he knows his stuff with furniture
     
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  6. verybrad

    verybrad Well-Known Member

    Antique Pembroke table. Might be a tad later than Regency period but certainly a 19th century antique. Did you buy this in England? Hard to tell the wood from this picture but possibly cherry.
     
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  7. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    Hi there it's mahogany thanks for reply I bought it in wicklow Ireland the place I bought it I got some fantastic pieces I got a 17th century small table and a regency open waterfall bookcase love my furniture
     
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  8. kyratango

    kyratango Bug jewellery addiction!

    Rather 1840's;)
     
  9. kyratango

    kyratango Bug jewellery addiction!

    Very exciting!:woot:
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  10. evelyb30

    evelyb30 Well-Known Member

    It's definitely an old one - the drawer pushes in too far for it to be 20th century and the drawer lock is real instead of just ornamental. I'm guessing there may be holes for castors in the feet. The real furniture junkies will want to see pictures of the joints and the underside to figure out how old it really is.
     
  11. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    Hi there thanks for that. Yeah it has a real lock on it and would have had castors once I know it's older than 20th century that I do know. I will post more pics soon
     
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  12. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

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  13. i need help

    i need help Moderator Moderator

    43B0D1FB-DDA6-433D-BFB8-B0F7CAC87D3E.jpeg Just check this box next time you post photos.
     
  14. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    Great thanks a million for that
     
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  15. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    Now you've said Ireland, I'm not surprised. Has the look of a decent bit of early 19tth Irish provincial mahogany.
     
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  16. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    Oh I've picked up some amazing buts here look at this 15473438683691113816205228763960.jpg 1547343905158319138496887454392.jpg 1547343905158319138496887454392.jpg 15473438683691113816205228763960.jpg 1547343905158319138496887454392.jpg
     

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  17. Figtree3

    Figtree3 What would you do if you weren't afraid?

    I like the drawer pulls on the latest table you posted. Not a furniture expert, think it's very nice. Ah, I see you have other discussions started about your furniture. I need to catch up!
     
  18. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    I love them too tgey are real 17th century handles if you look up 17th century handles u can see some similar. I only found this site by chance and loving it really learning so much and love chatting with everyone. Lovely bunch of people
     
  19. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    The craic is grand. ;)
     
  20. Elaine Kinsella

    Elaine Kinsella Active Member

    It sure is . Mighty craic
     
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