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Early 19th Century 'Cumberland' Mahogany Dining Table by David Edwards

Creator: David Edwards
Offered by: Mayfair Gallery

Description
Early 19th Century 'Cumberland' Mahogany Dining Table by David Edwards
English, early 19th Century
Dimensions: Height 71cm, width 397cm, depth 131cm

This 'Cumberland' table, possibly named after Windsor's Cumberland Lodge, is an extendable table made by Regency period manufacturer David Edwards.

The rectangular table sits on four castor feet and features founded corners on each end of the table top. It is extended with concertina action, and features four leaves on further tapered legs. Each of these has brass castors, clips and plaques inscribed with the following: 'EDWARDS PATENT NE PLUS ULTRA DIEU ET MON DROIT'

At its shortest length the table is 144cm, and when fully extended, the table reaches 397cm in length. Each of the leaves used to adjust the table length are approximately 63cm in length, so can be removed or added as required to achieve the desired table size.

Artist/maker: David Edwards (British, active first half 19th Century)

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Origin:	England
Period:	19th Century
Materials:	Brass, wood.
Styles / Movements:	Traditional
Dealer Reference #:	7815
Incollect Reference #:	477924

Dimensions

W.	156.3 in;	H.	27.95 in;	D.	51.57 in;
W.	397 cm;	H.	71 cm;	D.	131 cm;

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