A REGENCY GILT-METAL MOUNTED MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE
A REGENCY GILT-METAL MOUNTED MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE
A REGENCY GILT-METAL MOUNTED MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE
A REGENCY GILT-METAL MOUNTED MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE
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A REGENCY GILT-METAL MOUNTED MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE

POSSIBLY BY GILLOWS, CIRCA 1810-15

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A REGENCY GILT-METAL MOUNTED MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE
POSSIBLY BY GILLOWS, CIRCA 1810-15
The rounded rectangular top with inset gilt-tooled green leather writing surface, above two frieze, two opposing drawers and a drawer to each end, on reeded tapering legs terminating in gilt-metal caps and castors, with batton carrying holes
29 ¾ in. (75.5 cm.) high; 71 ¼ in. (181 cm.) wide; 35 ¾ in. (91 cm.) deep
Literature
P. Buchanan, ‘The London home of TRH the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Homes and Gardens, June 1951, p. 34, illustrated in situ in the drawing room.
Special notice
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Lot Essay

A design for this table exists in the Gillows's Estimate Sketch Books (344/99, no. 1877); the table was executed in 1804 for George Scott Elliott of Woodslee near Longtown. Gillows frequently re-issued fashionable designs across a number of years, and the design for Elliott appears to be the first of this pattern.

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