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LATE REGENCY PERIOD BURR ELM AND OAK CROSS-BANDED CARD TABLE
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Description
A wonderful late Regency burr elm and oak cross-banded card table, of superb colour and patina. The D-shaped top is of exceptional quality burr elm, standing on an octagonal support originating from a stylised bulb like carving.
The burr elm base terminates into beautifully carved lion paw feet.
The hinged top is opening to reveal a green circular baize interior, and a space underneath hidden in the frieze to store games pieces. -
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Origin: England Period: 19th Century Materials: Burr Elm and Burr oak Condition: Good. Wonderful rich colour and stunning untouched condition Creation Date: 1835 Styles / Movements: Regency, George IV, Traditional Dealer Reference #: A 0999 Incollect Reference #: 676315 -
Dimensions
W. 35.83 in; H. 28.74 in; W. 91 cm; H. 73 cm; Open W. 35.43 in; Closed W. 17.72 in; Open W. 90 cm; Closed W. 45 cm;
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