Lot Essay
Holland and Sons were pre-eminent amongst London cabinet makers throughout the Victorian period, employing the leading designers and exhibiting at International Exhibitions
Details
A late Victorian ebonised and parcel gilt writing table
the superstructure with a low brass gallery and two pairs of shallow drawers with a brass grille to the back, the frieze fitted with five further drawers around an arched kneehole, on turned tapering and fluted legs with brass capped castors, decorated throughout with incised gilt lines the drawer stamped Holland and Sons, the locks and castors stamped Cope and Collinson Patent,
-- 48in. (172cm.) wide
See Illustration
the superstructure with a low brass gallery and two pairs of shallow drawers with a brass grille to the back, the frieze fitted with five further drawers around an arched kneehole, on turned tapering and fluted legs with brass capped castors, decorated throughout with incised gilt lines the drawer stamped Holland and Sons, the locks and castors stamped Cope and Collinson Patent,
-- 48in. (172cm.) wide
See Illustration