Lot Essay
A very similar sofa table in calamanderwood, with virtually identical inlaid lines, shape of top, and baluster supports, was offered in these Rooms, 21 September 1978, lot 51.
THE PROPERTY OF A LADY OF TITLE
A REGENCY ROSEWOOD SOFA TABLE
Details
A REGENCY ROSEWOOD SOFA TABLE
Crossbanded overall in satinwood, and inlaid with boxwood lines, the canted rectangular twin-flap top above two mahogany-lined drawers and two simulated drawers to the reverse, each inlaid with interlaced lozenges and lozenge angles, on twin ring-turned simulated rosewood baluster supports above a rectangular lozenge-inlaid rectangular stretcher and on downswept tapering quadripartite legs and claw brass caps and castors, restorations, the top warped
58¾in. (149.5cm.) wide; 28¼in. (72cm.) high; 27in. (69cm.) deep
Crossbanded overall in satinwood, and inlaid with boxwood lines, the canted rectangular twin-flap top above two mahogany-lined drawers and two simulated drawers to the reverse, each inlaid with interlaced lozenges and lozenge angles, on twin ring-turned simulated rosewood baluster supports above a rectangular lozenge-inlaid rectangular stretcher and on downswept tapering quadripartite legs and claw brass caps and castors, restorations, the top warped
58¾in. (149.5cm.) wide; 28¼in. (72cm.) high; 27in. (69cm.) deep