c.1735-50 George II concertina action tea table, of "red walnut" (the early term for mahogany when it was first introduced in English furniture design) typical of this transitional period from walnut to mahogany. Raised on graceful turned, tapered legs with pad feet. The front legs with acanthus carved knees. Note the weight of the timbers. Early finish with scars from nearly 300 years of use. Latches for action lacking. 31" x., 15 1/4" d. closed), 29" h.