Antieke Edwardiaanse Envelop-tafel - Games table - Kingwood, Lemonwood, Brass

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Holds bachelor's degrees in Law and Art History with an Ecole du Louvre auctioneer diploma.

Estimate  € 550 - € 700
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€405
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€380
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€360

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This circa-1900 antique Edwardian envelope card table features rosewood veneer, citron wood and brass, with pale inlay and a central fan motif.

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Description from the seller

A 19th-century Edwardian card or gaming table, crafted from beautifully figured rosewood veneer, inlaid with subtle, light striations and a central fan motif.
The table features a built-in drawer with a brass handle.
The square, tapered legs are linked by a cross-stretcher and retain the original brass swivel casters for easy relocation.
By turning the top surface, a small button rises up, lifting a portion of the lid slightly.
This is also visible in the photos.

From every corner, the piece presents an aesthetically impressive view,
making it an ideal accent piece for any interior.
It is in excellent, conditioned condition, with careful attention given to preserving its original character and charm.

We recommend that you view the photos closely, so you can fully appreciate its state of preservation and the distinctive variety of this beautiful object.
You can also use the zoom function on the photos so you can inspect the piece in detail to your liking.
Questions? ..Auctioneer)

The item will be very well packaged for shipping.

Seller's Story

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A 19th-century Edwardian card or gaming table, crafted from beautifully figured rosewood veneer, inlaid with subtle, light striations and a central fan motif.
The table features a built-in drawer with a brass handle.
The square, tapered legs are linked by a cross-stretcher and retain the original brass swivel casters for easy relocation.
By turning the top surface, a small button rises up, lifting a portion of the lid slightly.
This is also visible in the photos.

From every corner, the piece presents an aesthetically impressive view,
making it an ideal accent piece for any interior.
It is in excellent, conditioned condition, with careful attention given to preserving its original character and charm.

We recommend that you view the photos closely, so you can fully appreciate its state of preservation and the distinctive variety of this beautiful object.
You can also use the zoom function on the photos so you can inspect the piece in detail to your liking.
Questions? ..Auctioneer)

The item will be very well packaged for shipping.

Seller's Story

Helpful Tip: set an alarm to remind you of the closing date + time of your favorite property. ###Good to know: the reliable photos are shown without external lighting so that you know what you are bidding on and maybe you are the winner! See you soon ;-) ###
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Manufacturer/brand
Antieke Edwardiaanse Envelop-tafel
Material
Lemonwood, Brass, Kingwood
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
71 cm
Width
54 cm
Depth
54 cm
Estimated period
circa 1900
The NetherlandsVerified
2412
Objects sold
100%
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