Antique Burr Walnut Marquetry Inlaid Circular Centre Dining Table with Gilded Decoration, 1920

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A magnificent quality antique burr walnut circular centre or dining table of exceptional craftsmanship, boasting a richly figured top, exquisite … Read more A magnificent quality antique burr walnut circular centre or dining table of exceptional craftsmanship, boasting a richly figured top, exquisite marquetry inlay and elaborate gilded decoration. Dating to circa 1920, this outstanding table is a truly impressive statement piece, combining the grandeur of Regency design with the finest decorative detailing.
The substantial circular top showcases beautifully figured burr walnut veneers, arranged to create a wonderfully rich and symmetrical grain pattern. An intricate floral marquetry border, set within a contrasting darker band, encircles the top and provides a striking decorative feature. The deep frieze is further embellished with finely detailed gilded brass floral mounts.
The impressive central pedestal is beautifully shaped and adorned with elaborate gilded carved decoration, complemented by three elegant scrolling walnut supports. The pedestal stands upon a substantial circular platform base, raised on boldly carved paw feet with gilded highlights.
The exceptional quality of the veneers, intricate marquetry and finely executed decorative elements make this a particularly splendid example. Its glorious warm colour and impressive proportions create a wonderful sense of grandeur, whether displayed as a magnificent centre table in a spacious entrance hall or used as an elegant dining table.
Measuring 179 cm in diameter, this versatile table can comfortably accommodate eight diners, with the possibility of seating ten depending on chair dimensions.
Condition: Very good antique condition with minor age-related wear consistent with its age and use. A beautiful rich colour and attractive polished finish.
Measurements:
Height: 77.5 cm (30.5 inches)
Width: 179 cm (70.5 inches)
Depth: 179 cm (70.5 inches)
Date: Circa 1920
Origin: England See less