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Fabulous Regency Period Mahogany Library Table, Circa 1815.
Attributable to James Newton ( 1773-1821 ) this outstanding freestanding centrepiece excels in all departments . Being constructed from Goncalo Alves and Ebony with adornments of finely chased mounts -and original gilt wood inverted scrolling . Having the original Carrara White Marble Top incorporating various inlays of Lapis Lazuli - Antico Rossi - Giallo Sienna - Cipollono - Mandolato Rosso - Brecciato - Bigo Antico - Inter Alia .
Note.............. Originally having a sewing receptacle
Provenance .... The Estate of Lady Ann Babington , Kelso , Roxburghshire , Sale Held on 12th and 13 th November 1946 , Sold to Shirley Neame .
Exhibited......... The Regency Festival Exhibition Brighton Pavilion 1948
Literature......... Brighton Pavolion Exhibition Catalogue 1948 ( ed Clifford Musgrave ) p 38 no 173
Ellwood , Giles 1995 , James Newton Furniture History. 31 . 129 205
Reade , Brian Edmund Regency Antiques . S I Batsford 1953 , p 46, pl 42
Gilbert , Christopher and Geoffrey Beard , Dictionary of English furniture Makers 1660- 1840. London Furniture History Society , 1986
Reference 5704
Dimensions
H 74 cms W 84.5 cms D 64 cmsCondition report
ExcellentStock number
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