Miniature brass tilt-top breakfast or loo table. English, mid-19th century.

A significant George III period concertina gaming table, c. 1750-65, in Rococo taste raised on cabriole molded & carved legs ending in conforming carved pad feet of great delicacy.

Georgian tea table, desirable pie-crust tilt-top. Period 18th century top, c. 1770, with possibly slightly later associated base.

William IV pembroke table of outstanding quality. Mahogany with ebony trim. English, c.1830.

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.

Late George III, c.1830, dish-top mahogany candlestand or small tea table with beehive turned standard raised on flat scrolled legs.