A Fine and Important 19 th Century Giltwood Side/Console Table in the Irish George II Paladian Style

Wick Antiques

£54500

A highly interesting late 19 th century side/console table in the Palladian taste, specific elements of the design and decoration suggesting that the piece was made in the Irish style and possibly manufactured in a workshop in that country. The table has a finely carved central lion mask, surrounded by foliage scrolls and flower heads. The knees of the table similarly carved and the legs, of typical Irish form, with finely carved paw feet. The frieze of the table ornamented with a fine Greek key design, a motif that was particularly favoured in the Palladian period. The table retains its origi

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A Fine and Important 19 th Century Giltwood Side/Console Table in the Irish George II Paladian Style

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