Antiques Decorative (Sussex) has dated this Regency Rosewood Writing Table to the 1800s.
A fine English Regency rosewood library or writing table, dating to the early 19th century.
It is supported by elegant turned and carved end supports, united by a central stretcher and raised on boldly shaped feet with brass castors.
The rich rosewood displays attractive grain, warm colour and a pleasing patina developed through generations of use. Its restrained proportions and architectural form are characteristic of the finest Regency-period furniture.
Designed to be both practical and decorative, the table would work beautifully as a library table, writing desk or freestanding centre table. Its finished appearance makes it particularly suitable for placement in the centre of a room, study, drawing room or traditional interior.
The table remains solid and usable, with expected marks, small blemishes and signs of age throughout. There are some marks to the top and an age-related expansion split, consistent with the natural movement of timber over approximately two centuries. These details have been retained as part of the table’s history and do not detract from its considerable decorative appeal.
A handsome and increasingly difficult-to-find Regency rosewood table with excellent presence, useful proportions and an authentic period character.
Period: Regency, early 19th century
Origin: England
Material: Rosewood
Condition: Good antique condition, with age-related marks, wear and an expansion split to the top.
Measurments
Height 76 cm
Seat height 61 cm
Lenght 102
Width
Antiques Decorative (Sussex) has dated this Regency Rosewood Writing Table to the 1800s.
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Fine Regency Rosewood Library/ Writing Table
