Property of THE BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART, with all proceeds applied to acquisitions made in the name of the original donor
A CLASSICAL VENEERED MAHOGANY CENTER TABLE
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A CLASSICAL VENEERED MAHOGANY CENTER TABLE
ATTRIBUTED TO ANTHONY GABRIEL QUERVELLE, 1789-1856, PHILADELPHIA, 1825-1830
The circular top centering a lightwood veneered circle with ebonized banded edge, tilting above a cylindrical support over a gadrooned molded faceted plinth and a tripartite base with foliate-carved legs with paw feet, on castors--30¾in. high, 47½in. diam.
ATTRIBUTED TO ANTHONY GABRIEL QUERVELLE, 1789-1856, PHILADELPHIA, 1825-1830
The circular top centering a lightwood veneered circle with ebonized banded edge, tilting above a cylindrical support over a gadrooned molded faceted plinth and a tripartite base with foliate-carved legs with paw feet, on castors--30¾in. high, 47½in. diam.
Provenance
Mrs. Charlotte Stafford, Baltimore, MD
Literature
William Voss Elder III ansd Jayne E. Stokes, American Furniture 1680-1880: From the Collection of the Baltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore Museum of Art, 1987)p. 175, fig. 135
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