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Lot 44
Description:
Important George II mahogany tea table circa 1750
circular top with scalloped edge, relief-carved with sprays of foliage, fruit and nuts, tilting on twist-turned and carved vasiform standard, resting on three cabriole legs terminating with claw and suppressed ball feet.
H27 5/8" Dia.28 1/4"
Provenance : Estate of C. Heath Manning, Columbia, South Carolina.
Literature: For a similar example in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, see Plate 152 in A DIRECTORY OF QUEEN ANNE, EARLY GEORGIAN AND CHIPPENDALE FURNITURE by F. Lewis Hinckley.
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Condition:
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1" of shrinkage across top, color of top is blotchy under lacquer, several small putty patches in top, top reset with original battens, probably had casters which are now missing, excellent overall condition with minor imperfections consistent with age.
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September 6, 2008 10:00 AM EDT
Columbia, SC, US
Charlton Hall
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