拍品 317
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BAGATELLE BOARD
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GBP 540
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A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BAGATELLE BOARD
the removable rectangular top with one rounded end and enclosing a racheted baize-lined playing surface with pins and numbered wells, on turned tapering legs -- 61¼in. (165.5cm.) wide, 25in. (62.5cm.) deep, 37in. (94cm.) high
Provenance:
Raby Castle
Bagatelle is a variant of the game troumadan and designs for tables appear in the Gillow Records throughout the second half of the 18th century. A table of very similar form to this one, and removable legs is in the Albert Hall, Kendal. It is by Gillows and dated
1773
the removable rectangular top with one rounded end and enclosing a racheted baize-lined playing surface with pins and numbered wells, on turned tapering legs -- 61¼in. (165.5cm.) wide, 25in. (62.5cm.) deep, 37in. (94cm.) high
Provenance:
Raby Castle
Bagatelle is a variant of the game troumadan and designs for tables appear in the Gillow Records throughout the second half of the 18th century. A table of very similar form to this one, and removable legs is in the Albert Hall, Kendal. It is by Gillows and dated
1773
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BAGATELLE BOARD
the removable rectangular top with one rounded end and enclosing a racheted baize-lined playing surface with pins and numbered wells, on turned tapering legs -- 61¼in. (165.5cm.) wide, 25in. (62.5cm.) deep, 37in. (94cm.) high
Provenance:
Raby Castle
Bagatelle is a variant of the game troumadan and designs for tables appear in the Gillow Records throughout the second half of the 18th century. A table of very similar form to this one, and removable legs is in the Albert Hall, Kendal. It is by Gillows and dated
1773
the removable rectangular top with one rounded end and enclosing a racheted baize-lined playing surface with pins and numbered wells, on turned tapering legs -- 61¼in. (165.5cm.) wide, 25in. (62.5cm.) deep, 37in. (94cm.) high
Provenance:
Raby Castle
Bagatelle is a variant of the game troumadan and designs for tables appear in the Gillow Records throughout the second half of the 18th century. A table of very similar form to this one, and removable legs is in the Albert Hall, Kendal. It is by Gillows and dated
1773