LVS Decorative Arts has dated this Georgian Sycamore Pembroke Table to the 18th Century.

The table consists of a solid fiddleback sycamore oval top with intricate banding of boxwood and ebony with outer rosewood crossbanding and a moulded edge.
The two leaves have an unusual added detail to the leaf supports, these having a moulded edge, this feature is most unusual and moves this piece into a ‘fine furniture’ category.

The table having a drawer to one end with ebony cockbead and rosewood, mahogany and boxwood banding with oak linings, the drawer having two fine quality gilt knob handles with replicated dummy drawer to the opposite side, below the drawers a herringbone banding.

To the top of each leg an oval inlaid flower design, possibly that of Lily of the Valley, with intricate banding and a herringbone banding below.
The elegant tapered sycamore legs with fine stringing leading down to diamond banding to the top of the foot all supported on original brass castors.

This table is in very good condition for age, is of stable construction and can go straight into a home.
Size:
Height: 28.5'' / 72.5cm
Width: 23.5'' / 59.5cm (leaves closed/down)
46'' / 117cm (leaves open/up)
Depth: 36.25'' / 92cm
LVS Decorative Arts has dated this Georgian Sycamore Pembroke Table to the 18th Century.
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