LVS Decorative Arts has dated this piece to the 1900s.

The top of this stool has inlaid decoration of mother of pearl & various exotic woods to create a geometric design, the top lifts up to an upholstered interior - this has been left with the original upholstery as this is not cost effective to be re-done, however this is not noticable if using as a table.

The centre of the design is inlaid with designs of Islamic religious symbols and each side panel has a geometric design, again with mother of pearl & exotic woods & underneath is an inlaid wood design.

In between each of these sections is a broken black & light wood line design, the legs forming an arch between each section & give the table an architectural influence from the East.
The first Liberty catalogue known to exist was produced in 1881 & this celebrated Oriental items & also set the fashion for the store for years & years.

The Middle classes particularly were fascinated with the designs & quality of these exotic items.
Similar examples of these tables from Liberty & Co. can be seen in the book 'Liberty's Furniture 1875-1915, The Birth of Modern Interior Design' by Daryl Bennett, pages 28,29,30 etc.
This table is good original condition and can go straight into a home.
Size:
Height: 20.75'' / 53cm closed
33.5'' / 85cm open
Width: 16.5'' / 42cm
Depth: 16.5'' / 42cm
LVS Decorative Arts has dated this piece to the 1900s.
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