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19th Century Rosewood and Brass Inlaid Centre Table.
Early 19th century Regency period brass inlaid circular centre table possibly by Banting and France.
A faded and well figured rosewood veneer has been book-matched with rosewood vertical cut veneer to a shallow gadrooned frieze.
The single gun barrel pedestal with ring turnings, gadrooning, and a shaped baluster above a brass inlaid rosewood veneered triform base. The plinth base is raised on the original crisply cared gilt brass feet and castors.
The table retains a lovely faded colour and is very much understated but gloriously elegant at the same time.
Dimensions
123.00 (diameter) x 72.00 (high)Stock number
11483The BADA Standard
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