Artsonline has dated this Dutch Marquetry Tea Table to the 18th Century.
Brief Description:

Circa 1750-1760, and of a truly fabulous patina.
The piece has a raised and scrolled tap-top border that runs around the beautiful marquetry-inlaid tabletop, which depicts tulips, a central urn with figureheads, and nine elegant birds.

With one long drawer, retaining the original lock, the original gilt brass handles and the original lock escutcheon.
It is a freestanding piece, so it can be used as a centre table, hall table or a side table.

A strong and sturdy piece that comes with a working key and a custom-made protective table top glass panel.
Attributes:
Dutch Marquetry table
Circa: 18th-century (1750-1760)
Condition:
In very fine order commensurate with its approximate 260+ years of age.

Overall Measurements (widest points):
INCHES & CENTIMETRES
Height: 30'' | 76.2 cm
Width: 39'' | 99 cm
Depth: 27.2'' | 69 cm
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Artsonline has dated this Dutch Marquetry Tea Table to the 18th Century.
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