A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD, EBONY AND MARQUETRY TRIPOD TABLE

CIRCA 1830

Details
A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD, EBONY AND MARQUETRY TRIPOD TABLE
circa 1830
The circular tilt top inlaid with foliate scrolls and with a trailing floral border on a ring-turned stem on an incurving tripartite base and bun feet
29in. (73.7cm.) high, 20¼in. (51.5cm.) diameter

Lot Essay

The foliate banding on the top reproduces a pattern for borders conceived by the Liverpool and London cabinet-maker and sculptor George Bullock (d.1818). A closely related design appears on a tracing numbered 208 in The Wilkinson Tracings, a scrapbook of tracings and engravings that copied Bullock's designs assembled by Thomas Wilkinson in 1820. This border design appears on a large circular table that belonged to Bullock himself which is illustrated in C. Wainwright, George Bullock, Cabinet-Maker, 1988, no.33.