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Regency Rosewood Canterbury |
A beautifully Victorian Canterbury. Solid Rosewood with fine detailing, on the legs and the shaped partitions. This is a refined piece of furniture, simple in design yet adorned with very subtle unique features culminating in a unique and individual piece of furniture.  |
| 1820 |
| English |
| 22 inches |
| 20 inches |
| £1250 |
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18th Century Mahagany Work Table (of unusual design) |
| A George III Mahogany and boxwood line inlaid worktable. The top is delicately cross banded with original finish, and unusual drop leaf supported by knuckle joint support with additional pull our knuckle support for use with work table in use.
2 candle slides are opposing sides and a deep drawer simulated as two drawers above one single depth drawer that has dividers. An additional small pullout square drawer full length with dividers comes out of the side.
The structure is supported by tapering legs inlaid box line to each corner and a supporting shaped under tier.
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| 1790 |
| English |
| 21 inches |
| 27 inches |
| £2200 |
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Victorian High Quality Mahogany Pembroke Table |
A beautifully figured and grained solid mahogany late 19th Century Pembroke table. This is a very simple but high quality refined piece of furniture, simple in design yet adorned with very subtle unique features on the drawers and legs and also in the selection of solid mahogany swirl grain pattern top, which with age has mellowed to a lovely golden brown in parts on the top. In my opinion the Pembroke table of this type should be more highly prized than it currently is in this day and age, and a highly underrated piece of furniture in my opinion. A useful utility table in any house today while at the same time having immense character |
| 1880 |
| English |
| 21 inches (flaps down) |
| 28 inches |
| £850 |
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A Fine Regency Rosewood Work Table (Pembroke Style) |
| A Regency rosewood and boxwood line inlaid worktable.
The rectangular top is delicately inlaid with boxwood into figured rosewood with original finish, incorporating two hinged leaves with rounded corners.
The table structure has a short depth drawer and a deep drawer opposed on the other side by matching false drawers, it stands on unusual inlaid octagonal tapered legs with brass caps and casters.
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| 1820 |
| English |
| 44" (Flaps up) |
| 27 inches |
| £2300 |
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