Regency Side or Library Table

Regency Side or Library TableA superb quality Regency side table or in the manner of Gillows. England, circa 1820. Why we like it with its superb quality of construction, premium veneers of the best Santo Domingo mahogany, splendid colour and patination, this table is beautiful, useful and versatile; perfect for a library, a hallway, and even for a dining room, thanks to its ample storage and useful proportions. Consists of seven drawers, the two bottom ones being double deep.

published in his Etchings

Lot 80) to James Newton

Hampshire (H

attributed to George Oakley

Sextus-Pompeius

Its pure form and neat proportions make this elegant stool a rare example of its kind

of buhl and tortoiseshell

A very unusual glass-topped coffee table

opening to reveal four carved counter-trays and dished corners to accomodate candlesticks

exotic veneers throughout

known as "académies

This sofa table belongs to a group of furniture firmly attributed to George Oakley and almost certainly originates from the same workshop with the present chair