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AN EARLY VICTORIAN SATIN-BIRCH TABLE

BY GEORGE MORANT, CIRCA 1845

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AN EARLY VICTORIAN SATIN-BIRCH TABLE
BY GEORGE MORANT, CIRCA 1845
With a three-quarter gallery, on pierced end standards joined by a stretcher, on scrolled feet, stamped 'G.J. Morant, 91 New Bond St'
28¾ in. (73 cm.) high; 25 in. (64 cm.) wide; 17 in. (43 cm.) deep
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Lot Essay

The firm of Morant, Boyd & Morant was established in 1790 by George Morant (d. 1846) at 88 New Bond Street, London. It continued to flourish and expand throughout the 19th Century. By 1852 the firm was known as Morant & Boyd and had premises at 91 New Bond Street, and by 1858 they had moved to 81 New Bond Street. The business continued into the 20th Century, when it became known as Lenygon & Morant.

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