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A Pair of Tables Firmly Attributed to Donald Ross of London.
Constructed in citronnier, ebony and harewood, and dressed with a porcelain plaque in the 'Sevres' manner, and adorned with very fine bronze mounts. Throughout, the 'trellis and dot' inlay, indicative of Ross's work, is employed: rising from stylised foliate toupie feet, the tapered and waisted legs have gilt bronze collars, and the apron houses two mahogany lined drawers with quadrant mouldings, with betwixt, an elliptical bronze plaque frames a putti; gilt bronze paterae dress the angles. Stamped to the right hand drawer, 'Edwards & Roberts', who almost certainly retailed the piece.
London, Circa 1860.
Dimensions
H: 30 in / 76 cm W: 42 in / 107 cm D: 25 in / 64 cmCondition report
ExcellentStock number
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