Side table - Mahogany - Beautiful veneer work

Period: approximately 1880–1920
Style: Georgian / early Regency
Origin: England
Material: solid mahogany and various veneer types.
Why :
The very refined, slender proportions are typical of Georgian style and not Edwardian.
The simple, elegant silhouette without decorative excess aligns with late 18th to early 19th-century English taste.
The construction (straight lines, subtle leaf, lightly tapering legs) indicates a period in which functionality and perfection in proportion were central.
The appearance is that of a genuine country house piece, not a later reproduction.
This type of small table was often used as a candle stand, lamp table, or occasional table in salons and libraries of English country houses.

Rare Georgian side table – England, approx. 1880–1920
A particularly elegant and early Georgian side table, crafted from beautifully aged mahogany and originating from the English country house tradition. This refined piece of furniture exudes the understated luxury that is so characteristic of late 19th- and early 20th-century England.
The table stands out for its perfect proportions, slender shape, and timeless simplicity — qualities found only in authentic Georgian furniture. The warm patina has developed over more than two centuries and highlights the authenticity and historical value of this piece.
Originally intended as an occasional table or candle stand, today it is a highly stylish accent piece next to an armchair, in a hall, or a library.
Details:
Origin: England
Period: ca. 1880–1920
Style: Georgian / early Regency
Material: solid mahogany and various veneer types.
Condition: good antique condition with signs of use appropriate for its age.
An authentic English country house piece with subdued grandeur — rare, elegant, and timeless.
A leg has been professionally restored; see the last 3 photos.