PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF PROFESSOR AND MRS. CLIFFORD AMBROSE TRUESDELL (LOT 374)
AN ITALIAN WALNUT CENTER TABLE

BASICALLY SECOND HALF 16TH CENTURY, THE TOP AND BASE POSSIBLY ASSOCIATED

Details
AN ITALIAN WALNUT CENTER TABLE
BASICALLY SECOND HALF 16TH CENTURY, THE TOP AND BASE POSSIBLY ASSOCIATED
The hexagonal top with dentil-carved frieze on lion's mask monopodia, carved with foliate scrolls and ending in paw feet
33 in. (84 cm.) high, 40½ in. (103 cm.) diameter
Provenance
Acquired from Bernheimer, Munich, in 1966.

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Lot Essay

The rich patina of the hexagonal top and the bold, sculptural supports of this table relates to several Florentine tables in the Sixteenth century both in form and in construction. As with the table offered here, the top affixes to the base with battens and pegs. A table of the same form, with a fluted frieze and less elaborately carved legs in the Bardini Collection, Florence, is illustrated in W. Odom, A History of Italian Furniture, New York, 1966, fig. 159, p. 177.

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