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ANTIQUE #SA1221591

A Quality Rosewood Card Table Attributed To Gillows Circa 1830.

£1,950    $2,609    €2,283
A super quality rosewood card table of unusually small proportions attributed to gillows and dating around 1830. The table has a superb rich patina and colour and is in good condition, the edges of the fold over top are decorated with turned-split bobbin or bead mouldings, which continues further down the table in various different designs. The top turns to reveal a games well, where you can keep your card games, the top then folds over to reveal the green felt inset which is in good order with only a few minor blemishes. The base has broad splayed legs decorated with carved foliate scrolls , these support the central column which is almost designed around the base and mid section of an obelisk.
 
This is a stunning little table and although it is not stamped Gillows, it certainly has all of his hallmarks in design.
 
Measurements
 
Height 73cm
 
Width 53cm (top folded)
 
Depth 38cm (top folded)
 
(Top when open)
 
Width 76cm
 
Depth 53cm
 
(Base leg span)
 
Width 57cm...
Antique ID: SA1221591
Item: A Quality Rosewood Card Table Attributed To Gillows Circa 1830. - (reference SA1221591)
Buying direct from seller: Youngs Antiques
£1,950



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