Sturmans Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
The slim trunk with moulded edge and choice cut figured mahogany veneers, original turned cistern cover to the base with brass locking nut below. Thomas Blunt was a highly regarded instrument maker and was apprentice to Edward Nairne in 1760. He later formed a partnership with Nairne and traded as Nairn & Blunt until 1822 (although Nairne died in 1806) and is noted as a mathematical instrument maker to George III. This example in superb condition with no damage or repairs to the case work, a rich colour and polish with the movement fully overhauled and working. Keep up to date via Instagram - sturmansantiques. Measures 40" long x 4.75" wide at the pediment x 2.25" wide at the trunk x 2" maximum depth.
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Sturmans Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
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