Rams Head Antiques has dated this piece to the 1870s.
The fine quality of the piece is evident in the solid gilt bronze beading that borders the top edges of the table as well as around the base. There are a couple of small repairs to the ebony veneer in one section of the surface as photographed. The table has its original porcelain castors and central turned finial. The central cartouche to the top surface is in ebony inlaid with carved figures.

A very fine example with all the classic aesthetic hallmarks dating from around 1870.
The table retains a paper label to the underside Eywood which was one of England’s lost country houses. A fine mansion and seat of the Harleys, earls of Oxford & Mortimer in Titley, Herefordshire. The house was built in in 1705 but was demolished in the early 1950s.
The table measures 66 cms in 66 cms diameter and is 73 cms high.
Delivery can be arranged with our local furniture courier to most UK destinations for £55 plus vat.
Rams Head Antiques has dated this piece to the 1870s.
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