A Centre Table of Very Fine Quality
H: 29 in / 74 cm | Dia: 32 in / 81 cm
DescriptionRising from three hipped legs, with carved slipper toes, and further floral carving, the central column turned and tapered, the top with eight asymmetrical ebony panels laid about a central panel of quatrefoil form, on a burr walnut ground, with extensive marquetry form trophies, foliates and musical instruments, enclosed within an ebonised thumbnail edge. Circa 1860.
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