Pair Of Regency Rosewood Wine Tables

A fine pair of Regency period rosewood wine tables, or lamp tables, having highly figured square tops.

Raised on elegant carved spiral twist turned stems terminating on umbrella tripod legs with line strung decoration.

A particularly fine pair of tables that demonstrate the quality of craftsmanship on display in London during the early 19th century.

The tops have been constructed from exceptional quality, highly figured rosewood veneers and the craftsmanship which has gone into the making of the elegant spiral turned columns is simply superb.

They stand incredibly elegantly and are perfect to use as beside sofas, next to chairs or simply standing centrally on their own in any home, modern or old.

They are also a most useful size, without being too big, many other examples which are found are a little too small to be practical, whereas these particular tables are the most perfect size for a lamp, resting drinks on, or even to stand sculptures or any other objects on the top of.

Finally it is also very rare to find a pair of any tables of this age remaining in each others company with a whole host of reasons that two items may have been split from each other over the years often playing a part.

Circa 1820

Height - 30in
Width - 17in
Depth - 17in

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This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance

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