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A William and Mary Seaweed Marquetry Bureau.
Possibly by Gerrit Jensen.
English, circa 1690.
The overhanging upper section with sloping fall profusely inlaid with shaped panels of arabesque seaweed marquetry, framed by burr walnut and foliate borders, enclosing a fitted interior with four short and a long drawer, pigeonholes and a well. The writing panel covered in blue velvet. The base section with six drawers, similarly veneered with arabesque marquetry and bordered by foliate banding, with three further drawers in the kneehole, raised on turned bun feet.
Dimensions
Height: 38 ¼ in (97 cm) Width: 38 in (96.5 cm) Depth: 23 ½ in (60 cm)Stock number
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