The Antique Furniture Company has dated these Irish Marquetry Nest Tables to the Victorian era.
Each raised on slender ring turned legs with trestle ends joined by a bow stretcher and ring turned stretcher to the smallest. Good condition, sympathetically cleaned and waxed ready for use. Some old insect holes which have been treated for peace of mind and the front edge moulding of the centre table has dents/damage, shrinkage lines to the top and signs of age/wear consistent with age.

Approximate dimensions at largest points
(width x depth x height)
Largest - 24in x 15in x 25in (61cm x 38cm x 63.5cm)
Middle - 21.25in x 15in x 24.5in (54cm x 38cm x 62cm)
Smallest - 19in x 15in x 23.5in (48cm x 38cm x 60cm)

Ref: 0576
The craftsmen of Killarney produced small boxes and portable pieces of furniture from local woods as souvenirs for tourists to the area, larger and more profusely inlaid items such as this beautiful nest of tables would only have been afforded by the most wealthy. Arbutus and yew are the main timbers used in Killarney furniture and were versatile in the effects created by the use of its veneers from the root, trunk and branches. Other local timbers were also used including holly, sycamore, laburnum and maple as well as Irish bog oak.
For a similar set of tables see Christies, Fine English Furniture 15 June 2000, lot 150.
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The Antique Furniture Company has dated these Irish Marquetry Nest Tables to the Victorian era.
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