Rare George III Marquetry Console Table
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An exceptional Georgian console table, boasting expert inlay, skillful carving and original gilding
Key Features
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- This exquisite Georgian table features extraordinary marquetry of exotic woods
- Each leg is intricately carved with the original gilding intact
- Label on bottom from an exhibition of the National Antique & Art Dealers Association of America
- Circa 1780
- 68" wide x 30" deep x 34" high
Item Details
- Width:
68 Inches - Height:
34 Inches - Depth:
30 Inches - Origin:
England/Ireland
This important George III-period gilt and satinwood console table is considered so superior for its type, that it was showcased at the 1967 Art Treasures Exhibition held by the National Antique and Art Dealers Association of America. This marvel of George III artistry is embellished with incredible marquetry of exotic woods on its very large satinwood top. Each of the legs is expertly carved and bears its original gilding. Such an impressive and functional piece of period furniture would have graced the residence of an individual of ample means, and would undoubtedly have been positioned in a place of prominence within the home. In terms of its incredible level of quality and beauty, it is easy to see why this console was recognized as a treasure by antique industry experts.
Bears a label "National Antique & Art Dealers Association of America: Exhibited, Art Treasures Exhibition 1967."
Circa 1780
68" wide x 30" deep x 34"high
Bears a label "National Antique & Art Dealers Association of America: Exhibited, Art Treasures Exhibition 1967."
Circa 1780
68" wide x 30" deep x 34"high
