Description
This refined early 19th-century dumb waiter is crafted in mahogany and features three graduated circular tiers, each edged with finely carved reeded moulding. The tiers are supported on a well-turned central column, allowing the upper sections to revolve smoothly, making the piece both practical and decorative.
The stand is raised on three graceful cabriole legs, giving it a light and elegant stance typical of the Regency period. The mahogany displays a warm, mellow colour and attractive grain, with a well-preserved surface showing minor marks and wear consistent with age and use.
Originally intended for use in the dining room for serving dishes, wine or desserts, this dumb waiter remains highly versatile today. It works equally well as a side table, lamp stand, plant stand or display piece, adding vertical interest and period character to an interior.
H: 112cm (44.1″)W: 58cm (22.8″)
