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Alexander George Fine Antique Furniture
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Oxfordshire , England
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Early 18th Century Irish George I Mahogany Console Table with Marble Top
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Description
A rare early George I mahogany Irish console table with the original thick-cut statuary marble top over a shaped frieze centred by a carved shell. Raised on eared cabriole legs carved to the knee with a shell, pendant and flower patera leading to hoofed pad feet.
The table is in very good condition and has the most wonderful original patinated surfaces.
£18,600 -
More Information
Origin: Ireland Period: 18th Century Materials: Mahogany, Marble Condition: Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Creation Date: early 18th century Styles / Movements: Traditional, George I Incollect Reference #: 647473 -
Dimensions
W. 46.46 in; H. 30.32 in; D. 20.87 in; W. 118.01 cm; H. 77.01 cm; D. 53.01 cm;
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