A George IVth Period Serving Table
H: 36 in / 91 cm | W: 84 in / 214 cm | D: 26 in / 66 cm
DescriptionConstructed in mahogany, of rectangular form, and rising from sagittiform feet, with inset carved foliates in the Roman manner, with ring turned and fluted legs capped with capitols of Tuscan form; the front apron set with tablets, with conforming carving. Circa 1825
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