Antique sutherland tables

A Victorian gateleg table, it is notable for its long side flaps, sometimes reaching almost to the floor, with a very narrow central section, rarely more than 15cm wide. They are popular because they take up little space when the flaps are down. They are usually veneered in a fancy timber such as burr walnut, figured walnut or rosewood. Apparently named after the Duchess of Sutherland, a Mistress of the Robes to Queen Victoria.

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An antique Colonial three drawer drop-side table standing on…

Colonial Drop-Side Table: 19th Century Cedar and Pine Antique

An antique Colonial three drawer drop-side table standing on raked legs, solid cedar and pine construction. 19th century, 75 cm high, 71 cm wide, 47 cm deep, 120 cm open.

An Australian cedar book press drop-side table, 19th century,…

19th Century Australian Cedar Book Press Table

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A bookpress drop-side table, cedar and pine, mid 19th century…

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A bookpress drop-side table, cedar and pine, mid 19th century 75 cm high, 51 cm wide, 40 cm deep

An early Colonial Australian single drop-side table, first half…

Colonial Australian Drop-Side Table

An early Colonial Australian single drop-side table, first half of the 19th century, square tapering legs with peg joint construction rare in Australian furniture, 73 cm high, 135 cm wide, 100 cm deep extended

Mid twentieth century cedar drop-sided ocassional table 70 cm…

Cedar Drop-Sided Occasional Table

Mid twentieth century cedar drop-sided ocassional table 70 cm high, 81 cm Diam.