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A Large George III Inlaid Mahogany Sideboard

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Circa 1790. A wonderful quality George III mahogany and inlaid sideboard. The top in rich flamed mahogany of great colour and patination, with string inlay and broad crossbanding. There is a configuration of one long drawer with a storage section beneath. On the left-hand side there is a pair of drawers and on the right a pair of faux drawers, opening to reveal a lead lined wine box. Each of the drawers has a cast brass shaped handle and a pressed back plate, the drawers have string inlay, central drawer with a pair of lifting handles with a cupboard below with an arched front with flame mahogany beneath which pulls out. The sideboard stands on six square tapering legs each with string inlay finishing on a simple splayed foot.

92cm H, 192cm L, 81cm D
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£3750.00  UK
$4588.13  USA
4453.88  EU
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Category Antique Furniture Period George III Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as178a5679 / 32131 Status For Sale

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Georgian Antiques10 Pattison Street
Leith Links
Edinburgh
Scotland
EH6 7HF

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