Posts Tagged ‘William’
Wednesday, November 25th, 2009
A Queen Anne period dressing table - A George III mahogany dressing table - country dressing table in walnut and fruitwood
Towards the end of the seventeenth century the small tables in walnut and oak or country woods specifically designed as dressing tables made their appearance. Before that it seems to have been the practice to [...]
Tags: A Queen Anne, cabriole, cabriole legs, country, desk, Dressing Tables, eighteenth century, fruitwood, Mary, oak, Queen Anne, seventeenth century, Tables, walnut, William, writing tables
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Wednesday, November 25th, 2009
Queen Anne walnut dressing table - A Victorian folding walnut card-table - A George I period card table in mahogany - Small Walnut William and Mary period dressing table
A Queen Anne japanned dressing table and mirror set which Ulustrates clearly the form of the previous dressing table, but with octagonal legs. The arched front of [...]
Tags: A Queen Anne, bun feet, cabriole, cabriole legs, chests of drawers, claw feet, drawer front, mahogany, Queen Anne, value, velvet, William, william and mary
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Monday, November 23rd, 2009
Antique Mahogany Sofa Table, Walnut Centre Table, Rosewood Card and Games Table - 18th-19th Antique Furniture
A ROSEWOOD LIBRARY TABLE, early 19th century and later.
With a tooled leather-lined top and two frieze drawers with dummy drawers to the reverse, on fluted column standard end supports and splayed and needed feet.
A PAIR OF WALNUT AND FEATHER-BANDED CENTRE [...]
Tags: 19th century, A WILLIAM IV, antique furniture, antique mahogany, BREAKFAST, card, drawer, Edwardian, George i, George III, GILTWOOD, library table, marquetry, Occasional, paw feet, reading table, Regency, satinwood, Tables, VICTORIAN, William, William IV, Wood
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Monday, November 2nd, 2009
TABLESĀ side, early, single drawer
We have separated out lowboys or dressing tables and have defined them as having three or four drawers, while side tables are defined as having one or at most two drawers.
The types are clearly related but side or centre tables are found well back into the early seventeenth century. However, for [...]
Tags: cabriole, cherrywood, design, drawer, drawer front, dressing table, Dressing Tables, early seventeenth century, edge, frieze, lowboys, mahogany, marquetry, Mary, oak, olivewood, Side Tables, table, Tables, William
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