David Foord-Brown Antiques

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A FINE ROSEWOOD OBLONG CENTRE TABLE. GEORGE IV, CIRCA 1825.

The oblong top of a great colour and patination highlighted with a cross banding of satinwood, over a frieze with two shallow drawers and two opposing dummy drawers, raised on twin end baluster fluted supports, united by a corresponding stretcher, and on four swept legs terminating in gilded lions paw feet & castors. A very useful table of small dimensions, that can be freestanding, behind a sofa or against a wall.

Length: 43.5”  Width: 22.5”  Height: 29.5”

 

 

Origin: English

Circa:1825

Height: 29.5 in. (75 cm.) | Width: 22.5 in. (57 cm.) | Depth: 43.5in. (110 cm.)

Availability: Sold

Stock Ref: A10710

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