Pair of 19th Century Damascus Mother of Pearl Inlaid Tripod Tables

19th century

Sold by Rams Head Antiques

Description

This is a beautiful pair of 19th century Damascus tripod tables. The tables are inlaid throughout with geometric motifs of mother of pearl. Raised on knopped supports and on three cabriole legs. The tables are a delightful design measuring 60cm high the tops being 32cm by 22cms wide. Remarkably the mother of pearl is all present and is inlaid into the table set in fine, solid silver stringing.

These are extremely rare and highly decorative tables with good provenance. They were formerly part of the Stanley J Seeger collection and still bear the catalogued labels to the underside of the top surface.

Physical Dimensions

Height

60cm (23.62")

Width

22cm (8.66")

Depth

32cm (12.60")

Declaration

Rams Head Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA382819

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Remarkably the mother of pearl is all present and is inlaid into the table set in fine, solid silver stringing.

Rams Head Antiques

fig 1. Pair of 19th Century Damascus Mother of Pearl Inlaid Tripod Tables

These are extremely rare and highly decorative tables with good provenance. They were formerly part of the Stanley J Seeger collection and still bear the catalogued labels to the underside of the top surface.