Late Georgian (or early William IV) mahogany double gate leg pembroke table. Penny chair inset with a central mother

inset with a central mother of pearl and ebony star

Georgian oak and mahogany Chippendale-style hall or dining chair with great patina

The floor of each pigeon hole slopes down backward slightly to stop the contents falling out

There's a good historic restoration to one leg end/foot - see photo

Late Georgian (or early William IV) mahogany double gate leg pembroke table. Penny chair inset with a central motherI liked the form of the legs on this table not as heavy looking as Victorian legs. I also liked the fact that they still have their brass castors and also swing out to each corner to support the tabletop, meaning no legs in the way for seating. The drawer has oak linings and a faux drawer at the other end. I just gave the top a good wax to show off the fine graining and rich colour, and left the legs as they were for a more dry matt look. The drawer