A charming and compact 18th Century George III mahogany and leather writing table, both structurally sound and suitably sized, presents a delightful aesthetic. Four slender drawers are conveniently located beneath the tabletop, elevated above straight, tapering legs that culminate in polished brass casters. The leather-covered tabletop is meticulously crafted and finished with a subtle gilt border and intricate detailing, exuding an elegant and restrained charm that complements a modest study or a refined corner.
Size: 28.5” H x 36” W x 30” L
C. 1780, England
Provenance:
From the Collection of the Late Douglas S. Cramer, River House, Martha's Vineyard and Miami
A charming and compact 18th Century George III mahogany and leather writing table, both structurally sound and suitably sized, presents a delightful aesthetic. Four slender drawers are conveniently located beneath the tabletop, elevated above straight, tapering legs that culminate in polished brass casters. The leather-covered tabletop is meticulously crafted and finished with a subtle gilt border and intricate detailing, exuding an elegant and restrained charm that complements a modest study or a refined corner.
Size: 28.5” H x 36” W x 30” L
C. 1780, England
Provenance:
From the Collection of the Late Douglas S. Cramer, River House, Martha's Vineyard and Miami
