Antique Dealers located in the North East close to the historic city of Durham. Our full range can be browsed online on our website or viewed by appointment. Here at Antique Ethos we specialise in furniture, clocks and decorative antiques from Georgian and Victorian, through to Art Nouveau, Deco and Mid-Century. We focus on elegance in design - offering quality pieces to complement and enhance your individual style as well as interests.
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George III Satinwood & Kingwood Polychrome Painted Oval Pembroke Table c.1790
This is a fine 18th Century George III antique satinwood and kingwood crossbanded, polychrome decorated Pembroke table in the Sheraton style. The table has two drop leaves which lift to form an oval. Oval top with kingwood crossbanding, decorated with a central medallion of acanthus leaves, repeated around the oval border. Each leaf decorated with a classical figure within a medallion together with ribbons and floral swags. Two bow fronted drawers with kingwood crossbands – one fitted with compartments. Kingwood band to lower edge of bow fronted apron, which is raised on four husk decorated, tapered legs with kingwood collars, terminating in brass square-cup castors. Drawers with working locks and key.
measurements
The table is 71cm in height. The top with folded leaves measures 55.5cm in width and 90cm depth. Maximum dimensions with leaves lifted are 114cm x 90cm.
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declaration
Antique Ethos has clarified that the George III Satinwood & Kingwood Polychrome Painted Oval Pembroke Table c.1790 (LA174441) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c.1790
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condition
condition
This Pembroke table is in very good condition commensurate with age and use. Visible historic marks, wear and repairs as is to be expected with genuine antique furniture. All joints are solid. Rule hinges to leaves in perfect working order. Drawers run smoothly. This table has been restored in our workshop to a very high standard using traditional methods and materials. Please see images as these form an important part of the description.