A REGENCY ORMOLU-MOUNTED PARCEL-GILT ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE

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A REGENCY ORMOLU-MOUNTED PARCEL-GILT ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE
The circular top inlaid with a band of satinwood lotus flowers, the frieze mounted with ribbon-tied oak-leaf wreaths, on a simulated rosewood turned spreading shaft with lappeted and gadrooned band, on a tripartite base with scrolled volutes and scrolled paw feet and sunk castors, with label to the underside inscribed 'COOK 18-1', restorations, remounted, with screw holes to the underside of the top
42in. (107cm.) diam.; 29½in. (75cm.) high

Lot Essay

The circular 'loo' or 'lanterloo' table, with its Grecian wreath-enriched frieze and stepped plinth on palm-wrapped lion feet, relates to a pattern published in Nicholson's, Practical Cabinet-Maker, 1826 (pl.69). Such tables were often provided en suite with card-tables, and this pattern of ormolu paws features on a card-table formerly in the possession of Temple Williams Ltd. (illustrated in M. Jourdain, Regency Furniture 1795-1830, London, rev.ed., 1965, fig.160).

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