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George I Style Giltwood Table
Georgian Antiques
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George I Style Giltwood Table

1900 - 1920
Description

Circa 1920, unusual George 1st style giltwood low table with a removable tray. The serpentine edged tray with foliate handles and a gilded foliate pattern embossment. This sits on a table with a matching foliate decorated top, frieze and shaped apron. All supported on foliate shaped legs over hoof feet.

Physical Dimensions
Height
49cm (19.29")
Width
73cm (28.74")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Declaration

Georgian Antiques has dated this George I Giltwood Table to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA821456
Dealers Internal Reference
14511
Description
Circa 1920, unusual George 1st style giltwood low table with a removable tray. The serpentine edged tray with foliate handles and a gilded foliate pattern embossment. This sits on a table with a matching foliate decorated top, frieze and shaped apron. All supported on foliate shaped legs over hoof feet.
Height
49cm (19.29")
Width
73cm (28.74")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this George I Giltwood Table to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA821456
Dealers Internal Ref
14511
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A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs.
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Archive I A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs.

George I Style Giltwood Table

Archive II A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View II
Archive III A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View III
Archive IV A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View IV
Archive V A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View V
Archive VI A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View VI
Archive VII A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View VII
Archive VIII A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View VIII
Archive IX A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View IX
Archive X A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View X
Archive XI A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View XI
Archive XII A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs. View XII
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A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs.
George I Style Giltwood Table
Ref: SA821456
A George I style giltwood side table featuring intricate relief strapwork carving, a scalloped apron with a central shell motif, and four cabriole legs.
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George I style giltwood furniture, originating from the early eighteenth century, is recognised by architectural forms, strapwork carving, and low-relief gesso decoration covered in gold leaf. Pieces from this era frequently feature symmetrical shell motifs, scrolling foliage, and cabriole legs.

Giltwood tables were constructed using softwoods such as pine or lime for the carved core, which was then coated with layers of gessoa mixture of glue binder and chalk. Gold leaf was subsequently applied over a coloured clay base known as bole using water-gilding techniques.

Authentic giltwood displays natural wear where the gold leaf has thin layers exposing the red or grey clay bole beneath. The underlying wood should exhibit hand-carved tool marks, traditional joinery such as mortise and tenon joints, and minor cracking in the gesso layer due to natural movement over time.

A giltwood table serves as an anchor piece alongside modern upholstered sofas or neutral contemporary armchairs to create visual contrast. Positioning the table in a hall, alcove, or beside low-profile seating allows the detailed gesso carving and gold finish to function as a focal point.

Giltwood surfaces require gentle dusting with a soft, dry bristle brush or microfibre cloth to prevent lifting fragile gold leaf. Water and liquid solvents must be avoided, and the item should be kept in a climate-controlled environment away from direct sunlight to prevent gesso shrinkage.
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