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A table similarly inlaid with Copeland and Garret porcelain marked for 1833-47, and with naturalistically carved base is illustrated in E.T.Joy, English Furniture 1800-1851, 1977, p.154.
CIRCA 1835
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A WILLIAM IV COALPORT PORCELAIN-INSET LACQUERED BRASS OCCASIONAL TABLE
Circa 1835
The hexagonal top radially inlaid with six powder-blue ground porcelain plaques decorated in polychrome colors with a bouquet of flowers including roses, tulips, and pansies within a gilt scrolled foliate surround, the gilt-bronze frame with a scrolled and foliate-cast edge and central rosette tilting above a twisting grapevine stem on a tripartite twisting dolphin foot and incurving plinth, with recessed casters
31½in. (80cm.) high, 23in. (58.5cm.) diameter
Circa 1835
The hexagonal top radially inlaid with six powder-blue ground porcelain plaques decorated in polychrome colors with a bouquet of flowers including roses, tulips, and pansies within a gilt scrolled foliate surround, the gilt-bronze frame with a scrolled and foliate-cast edge and central rosette tilting above a twisting grapevine stem on a tripartite twisting dolphin foot and incurving plinth, with recessed casters
31½in. (80cm.) high, 23in. (58.5cm.) diameter