拍品 134
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A REGENCY ROSEWOOD SOFA TABLE in the manner of John McLean, inlaid overall with boxwood and ebonised lines, the rounded rectangular twin-flap top crossbanded in satinwood above two cedar-lined frieze and two simulated drawers, flanked by ribbed panels and on solid end-supports and hipped downswept legs, brass caps and castors, central section of the top re-laid, the underside inscribed in chalk MRS TURNER

細節
A REGENCY ROSEWOOD SOFA TABLE in the manner of John McLean, inlaid overall with boxwood and ebonised lines, the rounded rectangular twin-flap top crossbanded in satinwood above two cedar-lined frieze and two simulated drawers, flanked by ribbed panels and on solid end-supports and hipped downswept legs, brass caps and castors, central section of the top re-laid, the underside inscribed in chalk MRS TURNER
64¾in. (164.5cm.) wide, open; 27½in. (70cm.) high; 25¼in. (64.5cm.) deep
來源
Mrs. Turner

拍品專文

The combination of ribbed panels flanking the frieze and cedar-lined drawers are characteristic of the early 19th Century Tottenham Court Road cabinet-maker John McLean (see: S. Redburn, 'John McLean & Son', Furniture History, 1978, pp. 31-37). A labelled sofa table of this type was illustrated in Connoisseur, December 1953, p. 187.