Georgian mahogany cricket table Period Georgian antique This cricket table stands upon 3 turned legs with pad feet. The term cricket table is believed to derive from the old English word "cricket," which referred to a low stool or small stand rather than the sport These compact, three-legged tables were commonly used in rural cottages for casual use—much like stools—and the name stuck due to their similar size and portability Featuring shaped rails. The circular top being of a good quality figured mahogany (note the top is in one piece) Presented in good condition Size: Height 28'' (71cm) Width 32'' (81cm) Depth 32'' (81cm)