Gillows Regency Mahogany Library Writing Table

Name: Gillows Regency Mahogany Library Writing Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA973971
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by William James Antiques

Description

A superb Regency Mahogany library writing table by Gillows. Having a rectangular top with a 3-quarter brass gallery rail and the original inset leather. Having 4 drawers, 2 working, 2 dummy with original locks and handles and all Mahogany lined. Raised on beautifully carved shaped supports with adjoined turned stretcher rail and terminating in wonderful gilt lacquered brass feet with original inset castors. Good original condition throughout with a lovely colour and lustre. English, Atb. Circa 1810.

Dimensions: Height: 73 cm - 28 3/4 Inches, Width: 111.5 cm - 44 Inches, Depth: 64.75 cm - 25 1/2 Inches.

Price inclusive of courier delivery within England & Wales

*Gillows of Lancaster & London was one of the most prestigious furniture makers in England throughout the 18th and 19th century, importing and working with only the finest quality timbers and craftsman.

Pieces of Gillows furniture can now be seen in museums in London and Leeds as well as a collection in the Gillows Museum in Lancaster and Tatton Park.

Physical Dimensions

Height

73cm (28.74")

Width

111.5cm (43.90")

Depth

64.8cm (25.51")

Declaration

William James Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA973971

Description

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Raised on beautifully carved shaped supports with adjoined turned stretcher rail and terminating in wonderful gilt lacquered brass feet with original inset castors.

William James Antiques

Good original condition throughout with a lovely colour and lustre. English, Atb. Circa 1810.

fig 1. Gillows Regency Mahogany Library Writing Table

Dimensions: Height: 73 cm - 28 3/4 Inches, Width: 111.5 cm - 44 Inches, Depth: 64.75 cm - 25 1/2 Inches.

Price inclusive of courier delivery within England & Wales

Gillows of Lancaster & London was one of the most prestigious furniture makers in England throughout the 18th and 19th century, importing and working with only the finest quality timbers and craftsman.

Pieces of Gillows furniture can now be seen in museums in London and Leeds as well as a collection in the Gillows Museum in Lancaster and Tatton Park.