from 18th and 19th centuries
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| Through the year we have a changing stock covering the many styles and sizes, as we are able to find them on the English market. These include, bow front, serpentine, rectangular, straight legs, tapered legs, turned legs. Normally with drawers flanked by cellarette pull out deep drawers, usually with center kneehole, under which a separate wine cooler was sometimes placed. |
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| The required dining furniture in all elegant Georgian homes, evolved late in the century as separate rooms with fixed placing became the required norm. Previously rooms were multi purpose and the use of long serving tables was the fashionable need. |
| S9279 Regency Inlaid Mahogany Bowfront Sideboard Circa 1810 |
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| A rectangular bowfront finely figured top with cross-banded edging and double ebony stringing above one centre drawer flanked by a cellarette and cupboard door. All with circular brass repousse loop handles with a decorative ebony frame and deeply figured veneers, brass inset escutcheon plate, and ebony edging. A lower deep centre drawer with decorative ebony inlay suggesting fish motif. Raised on ring-turned tapered legs under decorative ebony inlaid columns. Imported From England H35.75'' W70'' D26'' |
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| A term now mainly used for 19th century tiered shelves and in some cases, heavier serving furniture which does not come under the sideboard classification |
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| The serving table goes back in one form or another to the 16th century, simple in style, just boards on which to place food. By the late 17th century in to the 18th century it had taken on a baroque heavy feel, with in most cases a marble top. By mid 18th century the light rococo feel had taken over, into George III the neoclassic clean look, drawers with square tapered legs became fashionable. |
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S9697 George III Inlaid Mahogany Serpentine Serving Table Circa 1790 Having a solid rectangular serpentine fronted top above a deep frieze flanked by oval fan inlays above a conforming lower moulded edge. Raised on four sqaure tapered legs. Imported from England H 34", W 58", D 29" |
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S9690 George III Period Mahogany Serving Table Circa 1780 Having a solid rectangular top above a flame mahogany frieze with lower moulded edge and standing on four square tapered legs each with moulded collars. Imported from England H 35", W 61", D 27" |
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| Useful design, multi tiered and revolving which enabled the diners the serve themselves, once the servants had withdrawn. From early 18th century right through to Regency. |
| S9806 William IV Period Mahogany Dumbwaiter Circa 1835 H 43", W 22.5", D 15.5" |
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S9713 George III Period Mahogany Sideboard Scottish Circa 1800 H 43", W 66", D 24.5" |
| S9657 Late Regency Period Inlaid Mahogany Sideboard Circa 1825 Having a solid rectangular bow fronted top with reeded side edging above two frieze drawers each with rectangular ebony framing and centre ebony inlaid square. Flanked by two rectanfular bases each with rectangular tops and reeded side mouldings above a cabinet door with conforming rectangular moulded framing, lower cross banded panels and inlaid ebony edging. Imported from England H 41.25", W 72.75", D 19" |
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| S9356 George III Inlaid Mahogany Bowfront Sideboard Circa 1795 |
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Rectangular top with a bowed front above a centre drawer and two flanking cellarette drawers. Each with oval brass repousse handles within ebony and boxwood framing and boxwood edging, and an inset brass escutcheon plate. Above a centre apron with quartered veneer edge in wide ebony and boxwood inlay. Extending below cellarette drawers. Raised on six square tapered legs terminating in spade feet. Imported From England H36.5'' W63.5'' D28.5'' |
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from 18th and 19th centuries |