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Clinton Howell Antiques
30 East 95th Street Apt 5B
New York City, NY 10128 , United States
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646.489.0434
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Description
A fine tripod tilt-top table having a 19th century octagonal top in quartered oyster walnut veneers with walnut banding on an 18th century painted tri-pod base with original paint.
Height: 26” Diameter of top: 31” Distance between feet: 24” -
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Origin: England Period: 19th Century Materials: Walnut oyster veneered. Condition: Excellent. Some wear consistent with age and use. Creation Date: Base is 18th century, top is 19th century. Styles / Movements: Regency, George IV, George III Incollect Reference #: 113151 -
Dimensions
H. 26 in; Diam. 31 in; H. 66.04 cm; Diam. 78.74 cm;
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Clinton Howell Antiques is a New York City-based antique dealer in very fine English antique furniture and decorative objects, serving a world-wide clientele of collectors, designers and museums alike
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