Price
£9500.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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A fine quality Adam period satinwood and marquetry tea table.
England, circa 1775.
A fine George III Adam period satinwood and marquetry semi-elliptical tea table, the top inlaid with neo-classical decoration including husks and anthemion, with a central radiating fan motif and rosewood crossbanding.
Opening to reveal a circular top inlaid in a similar fashion when closed, with marquetry in various different woods against a beautiful satinwood ground.
The frieze decorated with floral sprays with fine stringing in ebony, each tapering leg headed by a delicate inlaid patera, resting on raised block foot.
Provenance:
1980 - Heath-Bullock.
Private UK Collection.
Exhibitions:
10th - 17th May 1980.
16th Buxton Antiques Fair, Pavilion Gardens, Buxton, Derbyshire.
Dimensions
Height: 73.00cm (28.74inches), Width: 98.00cm (38.58inches), Depth: 48.50cm (19.09inches)The BADA Standard
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