Silver Cutlery - Carrs Table

Georgian Style Cutlery Canteen Table – Bow-Fronted Mahogany Finish (Used / Secondhand)

A high-quality Georgian style cutlery canteen table, designed to store and present a full silver cutlery set properly. With its elegant bow-fronted shape, cabriole legs, and rich mahogany finish, this is a substantial and practical piece with real presence.

Built with four large, fully lined drawers, the table is fitted to hold over 200 pieces of silver cutlery and serving items, keeping each piece organised and protected. The drawers run smoothly and are finished with solid brass handles and decorative key-shields, giving the table its classic Georgian character.

This is an ideal solution for anyone looking for a proper silver cutlery storage table, whether for a private collection, formal dining room, or country house setting.

Key Features

• Georgian style cutlery canteen table
• Bow-fronted design with cabriole legs
• Rich mahogany finish
• Four fully lined drawers
• Capacity: holds 200+ pieces of cutlery
• Solid brass handles and key-shields
• Designed for silver cutlery storage and display

Condition

Originally priced new at over £31,000, this table is approximately 15 years old and has been very lightly used. It remains in good condition, with only minor signs of age consistent with careful use.

Why This Table Stands Out

• Proper storage for a full silver cutlery set
• Traditional Georgian design with strong visual appeal
• High original retail value
• Significant saving compared to buying new

Ideal For

• Silver cutlery collections (canteens)
• Traditional dining rooms
• Country houses and period interiors
• Buyers looking for a high-quality secondhand canteen table

A Rare Opportunity

It’s not often that a large Georgian style cutlery canteen table of this quality comes onto the market secondhand. This is a practical, well-made piece that does exactly what it should—store and present silver cutlery properly—while offering excellent value compared to the original price. 

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