THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN (Lots 45-46)
A GERMAN GILTWOOD SIDE TABLE

细节
A GERMAN GILTWOOD SIDE TABLE
MID-18TH CENTURY

The moulded waved rectangular rouge languedoc marble top above a pierced frieze carved with a central confronting C-scroll and flowerhead carved catouche flanked by foliate trails, entrelac and interlaced cartouche cabochons, the sides carved with waved C-scrolls on a hatched ground, on foliate cabochon and C-scroll headed channelled double C-scroll legs joined by a waved channelled stretcher carved with rockwork C-scrolls and foliate-trails, on foliate scroll feet, one corner of the marble chipped and repaired, split to stretcher
47in. (119cm.) wide; 33in. (84cm.) high; 24¾in. (63cm.) deep

拍品专文

The serpentine frame is designed in the Louis XV picturesque manner and with its legs surmounted by Venus's scallop-shell badge and terminating in acanthus-wrapped volutes, it relates to table patterns invented by Nicolas Pineau (d. 1754) and published by J.J. Mariette in Nouveaux Dessins de Pieds de Tables et de Vases et Consoles de sculpture en bois, 1734.

A closely related console table was sold by John Mosley, Esq. at Sotheby's London, 26 November 1971, lot 56