18th Century George III Period Tea Table

18th Century George III Period Tea TableA superb mid 18th century Georgian tea table of beautiful colour and glorious patination. England, circa 176070. Why we like it A delightfully unembellished mid 18th century George III period side table of notably small scale, with of simple, superbly drawn design that lets its proportions do the work. Undecorated in the best sense, it stands out for the crisp, confident profiles of its mouldings. The surface is remarkably untouched, with history

above the four graduated oak lined cockbeaded drawers

A pair of charming early to mid-20th century Chinese export reverse glass paintings

this splendid object is superbly decorative and can be used to display a precious object too

ending in original ornate English oak-leaf moulded gilt brass caps and casters

and barber-pole edging

with subtle decoration and plenty of character

good restored condition

Lincolnshire

Historic splits

these lovely tables will fit a range of decorative schemes – from traditional to modern minimalist

The hinged D-shaped foldover top with boxwood stringing and fustic banding

The house was severely damaged by fire in 1686