Lot 56
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A REGENCY MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE, attributed to Gillows, the rounded rectangular twin-flap top crossbanded overall, above a frieze drawer and central turned baluster-support flanked by channelled S-scroll supports terminating in foliate patera, upon a concave-sided rectangular plinth and reeded tapering downswept legs with foliate brass caps and castors, two legs restored

Details
A REGENCY MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE, attributed to Gillows, the rounded rectangular twin-flap top crossbanded overall, above a frieze drawer and central turned baluster-support flanked by channelled S-scroll supports terminating in foliate patera, upon a concave-sided rectangular plinth and reeded tapering downswept legs with foliate brass caps and castors, two legs restored
46½in. (118cm.) wide; 28in. (71cm.) high; 39¼in. (99.5cm.) deep
Provenance
Almost certainly supplied to Thomas Langford-Brooke (d. 1815) for the Dining-Room

Lot Essay

This breakfast-table, with enlarged Pembroke table flaps, has a columnar pedestal, whose Grecian hollow-sided altar plinth, flowered tablets and reeded Grecian feet reflect the George III antique style of around 1800. With its ribbon-banded and richly figured mahogany veneer, it is typical of the work of Messrs. Gillows and is likely to have been supplied together with the chairs for Thomas Langford-Brooke's Dining-Room

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