George III Mahogany Rent / Drum Table

English mahogany four drawer red leather top rent table with circular swivel top, diamond bone escutcheons, checkered inlays, and terminating on a tripod base with original brass cas...

With rectangular top with inset red leather and banded edge, over a long drawer opening to A-Z lidded compartments. The pedestals below each with three drawers. All with classic Gill...

Early 19th century George III revolving mahogany drum table with inset green leather top, kings-wood cross-banding, string inlay, four working drawers, column base with four splayed ...

GEORGE III MAHOGANY & TOOLED LEATHER PEDESTAL DESK WITH "RENT" COMPARTMENTS England, ca. 1800 with numerous hidden compartments Item # 311EFP30W A rather special find, this positiv...

George IV Mahogany Drum Table A good George IV mahogany drum table on carved reeded stem, platform base and reeded bun feet; elegant shallow top, oak lined drawers and attractive old...

Rectangular top with all new olive tooled leather and central hinged rest, over a pair of drawers over two small drawers, raised on square tapered legs with spade feet. The back is p...

Antique Mahogany Leather Top Rent Drum Table. The to fitted with six wedge shaped drawers. The base has a storage compartment that has a lock to keep valuable safe and each drawer al...

George III Period Mahogany Desk two drawer resting on on square tapered legs castors and the top inset with gold-tooled red leather. England: circa 1790

A fine George III period mahogany revolving Drum Table having gilt-tooled distressed leather top, ebony line inlaid throughout, having 4 real and 4 dummy drawers to the frieze, all b...

A fine and rare English revolving drum-top library table in mahogany, attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, circa 1770. This is a rare, compact form of a George lll-period drum-top library table in superb condition, retaining excellent colour and patina throughout. The circular top fitted with green leather insert with gilt-embossed border rotates. The six working drawers retain their original brass handles - some of these frieze drawers with subdivisions for monies/ documents - faced with ivory numbers 1-6. The fully-rotating top retaining its original internal steel castors, raised on a cabinet base with a locking cupboard - with original lock, period key and original brass pull - and a shelf within. The moulded panel above a generous plinth. These are sometimes referred to as 'rent' tables when they have a recess for depositing cash. This library table has divisions in secure drawers fulfilling much the same purpose of receiving rent from an Estate's tenant(s). The base would typically contain larger account books...