A fine circa 1835 English late regency, William IV period rosewood library table of robustly drawn double-sided form, the rectangular top with moulded edge above flat freezes with centred flat tablets and rounded-edge corner-blocks, one side with two concealed or “hidden” drawers, surmounting tapered octagonal pedestal ending in a thick concave moulded ‘collar’ joining ‘quatreform’ concave shaped base raised on massive carved lotus-leaf topped lion’s paw feet concealing original brass castors. While both sides are finished, it would also function beautifully as a console in an entry or hall, as well as a sofa table or as a server in a dining room. Provenance: Connecticut gentleman collector’s estate.

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Price: $

Condition: Good. Wear commensurate with age and use. 'Collar' at pedestal base with non-detracting repaired age cracks as shown. Original finish newly re-waxed and ready to be placed.

Number of items: 1

Measurements:
Width: 48
Height: 28.5
Depth: 23.5

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