Fine Regency Walnut and Marquetry Dining Table

Fine Regency Walnut and Marquetry Dining TableA splendid Late Regency William IV period pedestal dining table in figured walnut, exquisitely decorated throughout with floral marquetry inlays in various exotic veneers and bovine horn. England, circa 1835. Why we love it We love its stately scale and picturesque decoration. Sits 67 diners comfortably or can be used as a spectacular centre table in a hall. Tables of this type, veneered in richly figured walnut and decorated with exquisite floral

circa 1815

An exceptional pair of George III period cream japanned and parcel-gilt armchairs

Having an elaborately painted armorial device adorning the oval back

An almost identical chair (sold Adams

an attribute of Hermes (Mercury)

dated 1827)

This most unusual inverted serpentine outline is known to have been used by Chippendale

dating from the mid-18th century including a pair of card tables supplied by Thomas Chippendale for the 5th Earl of Dumfries at Dumfries House

The lattice back derives from the patterns published in W

A very fine Regency bronze table lamp

An unusual pair of mahogany hall chairs of the late George III - early Regency period

above the over-stuffed traditionally upholstered slip-seats