• A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
  • A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors. A restored scratch to the surface, undertaken by Anthony Beech, in very good condition.
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REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND EBONISED SOFA TABLE

£100

REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND EBONISED SOFA TABLE

£1,950
£1,950
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£100


Characteristics

WAS £2,750

A beautiful and rare Regency rosewood and ebonised sofa or console table, circa 1820, elegant crossbanding on the top, with two frieze drawers and matching faux drawers to the reverse. Raised on beautiful, ebonised and gilded lyre end supports with a distinctively arched stretcher, on brass castors.

Previously sold by Norman Adams, his label on the underside, . 

Technical Information

Date: circa 1820
Height:    71cm
Width:    99cm (closed),  156cm (open)
Depth:    63cm

Sustainability

The average piece of furniture generates approximately 47kg of carbon dioxide equivalents – roughly the same as burning 5.3 gallons of petrol. Buying this item second-hand versus a newly made equivalent recovers the energy used to make it, rather than generating further emissions and using new materials.

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