A George III Period Drum Top Centre Table
H: 30 in / 75.5 cm | Dia: 52.5 in / 132.5 cm
Description
An Exquisite George III Period Drum Top Centre Table
Constructed from Honduras mahogany and inlaid with satinwood marquetry, the circular table supported on a tripartite base with gadrooned oblate bun feet concealing castors, variously inlaid with floriate patterns, the central pillar dressed with turned discs, supporting the revolving top exhibiting a laurel banded edge and a tooled Moroccan leather top; below, the frieze inlaid in conforming style and fitted with four drawers each with a lockable Bramah patented mechanism.
Circa 1815
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