An Edwardian satinwood work table in the George III style, the hinged rectangular top with chamfered corners and a plain edge, decorated with a central oval escutcheon dated 1906 with beaded initials and border, and with a surround of swagged flowers with bows, and with a line of boxwood and tulipwood inlay, with a shallow frieze painted with further floral swags, on slender tapering supports painted with trailing harebells. Fitted inside with a removable tray. English, circa 1906.
Condition: Overall good, the table is in reasonable condition with no breaks to the supports, the top has had work to correct warp, there is a small repair to one side of the frieze, the painted decoration has some small losses otherwise it is in good condition, with charming appearance and character.
Dimensions:
Height = 74 cm (29”)
Width = 41 cm (16”)
Depth = 36 cm (14”)