Antique George III Mahogany Pembroke Table with Satinwood Inlay and Brass Casters, c. 1800 A superb example of late 18th-century English craftsmanship, this George III period Pembroke table (circa 1790–1810) is both elegant and practical. Handcrafted in richly figured mahogany, the table features an inlaid top with double satinwood stringing and a subtle crossbanded edge, showcasing the refined neoclassical aesthetic of the period. This versatile piece boasts two drop-leaf sides, transforming from a compact side table into a functional oval table ideal for occasional dining, writing, or tea service. A single bow-front drawer with its original oval brass backplate pull offers convenient storage. The drawer and apron are outlined with delicate line inlay, adding a touch of sophistication. Raised on slender tapered legs ending in original brass casters and quite light, this Pembroke table is easy to move to anywhere in the room, making it a timeless and mobile accent for a variety of interiors—from classic traditional to transitional spaces. Dimensions: 30"H x 33"D x 20"W (Each leaf 9.5")