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Particularly Fine and Rare Pair of Satinwood Card - Gaming Tables of the Last Quarter of the 18th Century .The well chosen Satinwood timbers are highlighted by the use of various woods including boxwood and ebony stringing and a variety of marquetry designs with an element of stained sycamore .Each table has the unusual feature of a breakfront marquetry panel which in turn dummies as a counter or card drawer .
Note :- Of an Exceptional standard that would interest the serious collector of fine English Furniture .The balance of stronger than usual dimensions of frieze and leg and rare drawer formation points to a master such as Chippendale . Most certainly pointing to a leading manufacturer of 18th C Furniture

Provenance
Private Collection Oxfordshire

Private Collection Mount St Mayfair

Literature: This particular rare model is at present unrecorded ......Note - The Inlay Marqueterie to this pair of Tables is so similar to the Inlays on attributed pieces to Thomas Chippendale pointing to a possible attribution .

Condition: Excellent condition..... Note the outstanding colour and natural patina

Signed: This period of Georgian Furniture is almost never signed

Ref No: 5736

POA