A George II Marble Topped Giltwood & Gesso Low Table c.1740 sub-Antiques were considered to be an

were considered to be an intrinsic part of their treatment

Horses offered transportation and they often were the most valuable asset of an estate

foliate carved and pierced front stretcher and scroll-cut low side stretchers survives from the baroque Spanish period

The lack of a head gives the piece an arresting aesthetic

with distinctly revolutionary overtones

A George II Marble Topped Giltwood & Gesso Low Table c.1740 sub-Antiques were considered to be anOrigin: English Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1740 Height: 18. 5 Width: 37. 5 Depth: 22 (at extremities) The very pretty giltwood and gesso low or coffee table, having a superb quality rectangular recessed variegated green marble top above a well carved foliate frieze and shell centered apron standing on four cabriole legs to claw and ball feet, the whole being a later adaption and surviving from the second quarter of eighteenth