Exquisite early 19thc rosewood occasional table in the manner of Gillows

An exquisite early 19th century (circa 1810) rosewood freestanding occasional table of rectangular form with fine patina, in the manner of Gillows.

LVS1517

£1550.00 GBP

This fine quality table consists of a superbly figured rosewood top of rectangular form with rounded corners, this leading down to a crossbanded edge.

The table having a long drawer to one end with ebonised cockbeads and two brass lion mask handles, the rounded corners each with rectangular panel.

The side panels consist of rosewood veneers with applied ebonised mouldings with a dummy drawer to the other end.

The table having elegant reeded scroll supports with central rectangular collar with ebonised turned moulding.

This leads down to a plinth with ebonised turned moulding supported on outswept tapered legs with ebonised carved acanthus decoration to the inner corners terminating with chased brass castors, the supports joined by a turned and tapered stretcher.

This table is in very good condition for age, is of stable construction and can go straight into a home.

Size:

Height: 29.25'' / 74.25cm

Width: 24.5'' / 62.25cm

Depth: 17'' / 43cm