A Fine Étagerè of the Regency Period
H: 45 in / 114 cm | W: 38 in / 96 cm | D: 12 in / 31 cm
Description
Constructed in a well figured and patinated mahogany, with brass accents; rising from four ‘hairy paw’ feet, the three main tiers having radiused corners, supported by spirally turned columns, dressed with three quarter arcaded pierced brass galleries, the uppermost tier being Ebony inlaid with a design of a five pointed star within a flattened quadrilateral, issuing stylised anthemions: the conforming superstructure is raised on tapering, turned brass columns.
Circa 1815
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