Fine Pair Of 18th Century Sheraton Period Georgian Work Tables

A Very Fine Quality And Rare Pair Of Late 18th 
Century, Georgian, Sheraton Period Occasional Work Tables
With Inlaid And Geometrically Veneered Decoration
Incorporating Mainly Satinwood And Rosewood 
Having Hinged Lids, Enclosing Fittings To One Table,
Raised On Elegant Square Tapered Legs United 
By Cross Stretchers Terminating With Sabre Feet

(This wonderful pair of tables are incredibly beautiful. 
Despite the dimensions being identical you can
see from the images that there are variations in the 
veneers and inlaid decoration, which in a way makes 
the tables even more interesting to look at. One of the
tables retains it's original divisions with some interesting
old sewing related paraphernalia. They have been 
immaculatey looked after over the years with no visible 
signs of significant damage over the years other than the 
expected old marks, scratches, scuffs and scrapes. These
would be a charming and elegant addition to almost any 
setting, and could of course now be used for many different
purposes including just with a lamp resting on, somewhere 
to perch your glass of wine, or even to store your sewing
equipment in.)

Circa 1790

Height - 28.5in
Width - 20in
Depth - 15.5.in

This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance

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