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A ROSEWOOD AND PARCEL-GILT SIDE TABLE in the manner of Gillows, the rectangular white marble top and plain shallow frieze on four leopard monopodiae with scroll-carved chests and crown-ringed legs and paw feet, the panelled back with three mirror-glazed panels, on plinth base, early 19th Century and reconstructed, the supports previously bronzed

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A ROSEWOOD AND PARCEL-GILT SIDE TABLE in the manner of Gillows, the rectangular white marble top and plain shallow frieze on four leopard monopodiae with scroll-carved chests and crown-ringed legs and paw feet, the panelled back with three mirror-glazed panels, on plinth base, early 19th Century and reconstructed, the supports previously bronzed
66in. (167.5cm.) wide; 32¾in. (83cm.) high; 15in. (38cm.) deep
來源
Possibly Edward Knoblock Esq., 11 Montague Place, London
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The leopard monopodia with crown-ringed feet are related to those on a suite of seat-furniture supplied in 1805 by Gillows of Lancaster to Colonel Hughes of Kinmel Park, Denbighshire. The suite contained two daybeds of which one is now in the Victoria and Albert Museum (W.38-1930). Its pair was sold from the collection of the late H.T.S. Upcher Esq., Sheringham Hall, Norfolk, Christie's house sale, 22-23 October 1986, lot 151. A taller pier table with these supports was sold anonymously, Christie's London, 8 July 1993, lot 61

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