A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SERPENTINE SIDE TABLE, the eared top above a plain frieze edged with geometric banding, with one side drawer and one simulated drawer, on panelled square tapering legs and block feet

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A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SERPENTINE SIDE TABLE, the eared top above a plain frieze edged with geometric banding, with one side drawer and one simulated drawer, on panelled square tapering legs and block feet
42¼in. (107.5cm.) wide; 32¾in. (83cm.) high; 20½in. (52cm.) deep

Lot Essay

Designed in the George III antique style of the 1780's, the pattern for a plinth-supported herm leg with hollow-ended and sunk panels was first published in A.Hepplewhite & Co's, Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide, 1788, fig. 6, but can already be found on a chair dated 1783 at the Victoria and Albert Museum (see: R.Edwards, History of the English Chair, London, 1951, fig. 101).

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