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Large early 19thc oak library table in the manner of Richard Bridgens
$ 9,097
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Description
Large early 19thc oak library table in the manner of Richard Bridgens
Code: LVS1437
Dimensions:W: 137.2cm (54")H: 75cm (29.5")D: 137.2cm (54")
£6,750.00
Approx $9097.04, €7857.97
Insured UK mainland delivery included in list price.
An early 19th century (circa 1820) oak library table of large proportions with Elizabethan and Jacobean influences in the manner of Richard Bridgens (1785-1846).
This table consists of a solid oak octagonal top with carved moulded edge with foliate decoration leading down to a bold frieze below.
The frieze consisting of four frieze drawers and four dummy drawers all with blind fret strapwork and applied carved lozenge embellishments with a moulded edge below, each corner with carved and fluted block with turned drop finials.
The table is supported by a spiral column with foliate and lunette carved decoration below leading down to a carved collar, the quatre-form concave base with foliate and lunette carved decoration with carved floral design to each corner, all supported on bold carved bun feet with recessed castors below.
Richard Hicks Bridgens (1785-1846) was an architect, designer, draughtsman and lithographer who studied under the famous cabinet-maker George Bullock living with him in Liverpool.
Bridgens exhibited at Liverpool Academy between 1810-1812 and the Royal Academy between 1813-1826, moving to London in 1814 and continued to work for Bullock until his death when Bridgens set up his own business in Birmingham in 1819.
Richard Bridgens wrote and designed a book in 1838, ‘Furniture with candelabra and interior decoration’ – his designs particularly incorporating Elizabethan and Jacobean styles, motifs and embellishment, these styles emulating that of history and one that remained popular throughout the 19th century.
This table is in very good condition for age, is of stable construction and can go straight into a property – it would be an ideal table for a library or used as a centre table etc. being a real statement piece.
Size:
Height: 29.5'' / 75cm
Width: 54'' / 137.25cm
Depth: 54'' / 137.25cm -
More Information
In the Style of: Richard Bridgens Origin: England Period: 19th Century Materials: Oak Condition: Good. please see description Styles / Movements: Traditional, Medieval Dealer Reference #: LVS1437 Incollect Reference #: 879584 -
Dimensions
W. 54 in; H. 29.5 in; D. 54 in; W. 137.16 cm; H. 74.93 cm; D. 137.16 cm;
Message from Seller:
Based in Suffolk, England, LVS Decorative Arts specializes in hand-picking an eclectic mix of fine quality and decorative antiques from the 17th to the early 20th century. For inquiries, worldwide shipping quotes, or to schedule a viewing by appointment, you can contact this small family business directly at 07703306451 or via email at lvsdecorativearts@btinternet.com.
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