A Pair of Gilt Brass Faux Bamboo Etagères or Occasional Tables Possibly by Mallett of Bond Street

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£2800

A Fine and Interesting Pair of Gilt Brass Faux Bamboo Etagères or Occasional Tables, Possibly by Mallett of Bond Street These fine occasional tables or étagères were designed for use with seat furniture in a drawing room or bedroom setting and were made in the mid-20th century. Footnote: They are English in origin, and the refined taste evident in their construction suggests that they were likely designed and retailed by the great antique dealers Mallett of Bond Street, who produced various pieces of this sort to complement their antique furniture. Finding that clients frequently required low

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A Pair of Gilt Brass Faux Bamboo Etagères or Occasional Tables Possibly by Mallett of Bond Street

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