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A George III Satinwood and Painted Cabinet on Stand.
England, circa 1790.
A very rare George III Sheraton period satinwood, inlaid and painted cabinet on stand. The front of the cabinet opens to reveal a leather-lined writing surface with a nest of seven cedar-lined drawers. The front and sides with oval marine scenes are painted in the manner of Dominic Serres, RA (d.1793) Surmounted by its original grey marble top. The gold tablets on which the oval marine scenes on this cabinet appear are surrounded by borders painted en grisaille and gilt-wood pearl mouldings. AD.287
Dimensions
Height: 55¹/₂ in (141 cm) Width: 29¹/₈ in (74 cm) Depth: 18⁷/₈ in (48 cm)Stock number
AD.287The BADA Standard
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- Our clients are protected by BADA’s code of conduct
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