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A good quality Regency period rosewood wine table of very unusual design.
Having superbly figured circular top over turned upright supports with two further triangulated tiers, raised on elegant splayed tripod legs with original brass paw castors.
This attractive table is of relatively typical size, timber and function for a little occasional table of the Regency period, however the design is most unusual with the two additional tiers below the top.
It should also be noted that the rosewood used is extremely decorative and well figured and therefore not only is this table elegant an functional, but also a little unusual and different.
It would therefore suit a whole variety of spaces around the home.
Circa 1825.
Height - 28in.
Diameter - 20in.
Stock number
8696The BADA Standard
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