Lot Essay
A closely related table, with similar waved stretchers, is illustrated in G. Hardendorff Burr, Hispanic Furniture, New York, 1964 (2nd ed.), p. 126, fig. 152.
CASTILLIAN, 17TH CENTURY
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A SPANISH WALNUT TRESTLE-END TABLE
Castillian, 17th Century
The rectangular top above four frieze-drawers with shaped panels carved with foliage and rockwork, the waved ends with shaped lower stretchers and with cast-iron supports decorated with leaves, the drawers probably Spanish Rococo and 18th Century, restorations, two legs in walnut and two possibly later legs in elm, with remnants of a printed paper label to the reverse
32 in. (83 cm.) high; 81 in. (207 cm.) wide; 44 in. (113 cm.) deep
Castillian, 17th Century
The rectangular top above four frieze-drawers with shaped panels carved with foliage and rockwork, the waved ends with shaped lower stretchers and with cast-iron supports decorated with leaves, the drawers probably Spanish Rococo and 18th Century, restorations, two legs in walnut and two possibly later legs in elm, with remnants of a printed paper label to the reverse
32 in. (83 cm.) high; 81 in. (207 cm.) wide; 44 in. (113 cm.) deep