inscribed to the base

but also as a clever businessman and as the protagonist in the quarrels over the copyrights and creatorship of the cantilever chair

A unusual string work conservatory armchair

Circa 1810

A Chippendale Period Pembroke Supper Table Seating inscribed to the baseA George III mahogany Pembroke supper table. The well figured mahogany top unusually having steel fold out supports above the single frieze full length drawer, concave doors and wired sides enclose the supper section, raised on square legs chamfered to the inside with leather bound brass casters. A largely untouched example, the handles to the working side of the drawer have been replaced but no other restoration has been carried out. English, circa