細節
An oak and inlaid court cup-board, English, early 17th century
with moulded plank top and frieze drawer, chequer inlaid and flanked by marblewood panels (part lost), supported by angled lions, their front paws resting on cartouches, the middle tier with geometrical patterns, previously inlaid, above a gadrooned drawer with central foliate tablet and similar projecting corners, supported by winged griffin like creatures and planked undertier with stile feet, the back supports fluted, the sides of the lowest tier replaced -- 46in. (117cm.) wide, 46in. (117cm.) high, 18in. (46cm.) deep See Illustration
with moulded plank top and frieze drawer, chequer inlaid and flanked by marblewood panels (part lost), supported by angled lions, their front paws resting on cartouches, the middle tier with geometrical patterns, previously inlaid, above a gadrooned drawer with central foliate tablet and similar projecting corners, supported by winged griffin like creatures and planked undertier with stile feet, the back supports fluted, the sides of the lowest tier replaced -- 46in. (117cm.) wide, 46in. (117cm.) high, 18in. (46cm.) deep See Illustration
出版
A related cup-board with similar lion and griffin supports is illustrated in Ralph Edwards The Dictionary of English Furniture, Country Life, 1954 revised edition, p.179, fig.3.