17th Century Cricket Table

17th Century Cricket TableA extremely rare and unusual 17th century vernacular cricket table. England, circa 1660. Why we like it Unusually raised on four turned supports, this table epitomises the rustic elegance of the 17th century everyday country life. Condition Ready for placement and immediate use. Original time worn antique condition, pleasing pale colour of the top, historic splits to the top, multiple marks, scratches and wear to the top and legs. Dimensions Width: 68

with conforming apron

with hanging rail

Georges Louis Leclerc

supmtuous green 'japanning'

very useful at the foot of a bed or at the back of a sofa

pale-green and polychrome painted in the Gothic fashion

Large-sized reverse glass paintings from 18th- and 19th-century China are extremely rare

Depth: 17 inches / 43 cm

On the gilded moire silk is depicted a festive black lacquered cart carrying a basket of peonies and chrysanthemums

Saucer: 5 in / 12

Cedarwood drawer linings are rare for tables and were only used by the first-rate cabinetmakers

circa 1805