H: 29.5 in / 75 cm | W: 55 in / 140 cm | D: 32 in / 82 cm
Description
Of freestanding form, constructed in Circassian walnut, Ebony, Kingwood as primary woods, with Mother-of-Pearl and Ivory inlays, fitted with sharply cast and planished gilt bronze mounts; rising from cabriole legs, shod with foliate bronze sabots issuing scrolls to the spandrels; the gilt bronze rimmed serpentine form top crossbanded, with a central cartouche depicting a scene from the chase inlaid on an Ebony ground, with inlaid foliates, masks, birds and butterflies in the outer reserve. The shaped frieze housing three lockable oak lined drawers with quadrant mouldings, being dressed with conforming marquetry inlays.
Circa 1850
You may also like
-
A Very Fine Display Cabinet by Hampton & Sons of London Hampton & Sons (1830 - 1960) -
A Pair of French Tables Ambulante in the manner of Charles Topino -
A Fine Quality Side Table -
A Large Casket of the Napoleon III Period in the 'Boulle' Manner -
A Pair of Pedestals Attributed to Joseph Cremer -
A Satinwood Writing Desk in the Manner of Maple & Co
