A MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE, the rectangular glass top with panel below to simulate marble, on four bronzed cast-iron corner supports in the form of seated greyhounds joined by an X-shaped stretcher centred by a lyre support mounted with a bacchic mask

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A MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE, the rectangular glass top with panel below to simulate marble, on four bronzed cast-iron corner supports in the form of seated greyhounds joined by an X-shaped stretcher centred by a lyre support mounted with a bacchic mask
89in. (226cm.) wide; 31½ in. (80cm.) high; 37in. (94cm.) diameter

Lot Essay

The overall form of this table with cast-iron seated hound corner supports and a simulated marble top relates to a type produced in the period 1855-1860 by the Coalbrookdale Company. Although the design appeared in their catalogues during that period, the only known example is one made for John Hargreaves (1839-1895) and exhibited at the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1855. It was subsequently sold by Mrs Diana Quentin Wallace, Sotheby's London, 8 November 1985, lot 598.

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