Lot 859
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A REGENCY BROWN OAK AND HOLLY-MARQUETRY AND LABURNUM WORK TABLE
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A REGENCY BROWN OAK AND HOLLY-MARQUETRY AND LABURNUM WORK TABLE

CIRCA 1815, ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE BULLOCK

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A REGENCY BROWN OAK AND HOLLY-MARQUETRY AND LABURNUM WORK TABLE
CIRCA 1815, ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE BULLOCK
The hinged top crossbanded with foliate and line inlay, opening to reveal a scarlet velvet-lined interior, on fluted and turned laburnam legs joined by stretchers, inscribed to the underside in chalk 'Morning Room', the lock stamped 'PATENT' with a crown above, restorations
28 in. (71 cm.) high; 22¾ in. (58 cm.) wide; 18¼ in. (46 cm.) deep
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Lot Essay

Possibly the 'Handsome Work Table' recorded in the Drawing Room in the 1839 Inventory.

This table, attributed to George Bullock (d.1818) corresponds to that of a teapoy that was amongst the furniture acquired around 1815 by the Portuguese Ambassador to London Don Pedro de Souza e Holstein (d.1850) from George Bullock (sold property of a Gentleman, Christie's London, 6 July 1995, lot 43). It is designed en suite with the table, lot 860.

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