A Good Centre Table in the Louis XVth Manner
H: 32 in / 81.5 cm | Dia: 32 in / 81.5 cm
DescriptionConstructed in Kingwood, with fire gilt bronze mounts of fine colour and quality: rising on cabriole legs, with bronze sabots and guard strips, with foliate bronze spandrels; the ogee shaped bronze rim banded top of circular form, housing cross banding, enclosing reserves of cube parquetry, and a central medallion of contrastingly coloured inlaid intertwined leafwork.
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