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Lucy Johnson

A late-17th/early-18th century, German, walnut, centre table with fine, inlaid, starbursts on the top and the central, stretcher

( 1675 to 1725) Geman





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Medium / Material

Walnut


Dimensions

108.00cm wide   80.00cm high   71.00cm deep (42.52 inches wide  31.50 inches high  27.95 inches deep)


Description

The detachable top with a central, 4 point starburst inside an large oval with pointed ends. Surrounded by a two band border. The edge with a wide, finely figured walnut border faced with a single band border. The top locates into a plain, frieze faced with an ogee moulded edge. The boldly turned barley twist legs are joined by a thick bell shaped central stretchers connected to a central roundel with is decorated with a 8 point starburst. On bun feet. Exceptional original colour and patina.

The patina on this table has matured into a lovely mellow colour. It incorporates many sophisticated and bold features such as the barley twist turnings and the bell shaped stretchers with central roundel which create great presence. These provide a platform for the elegant display of finely, figured walnut and inlaid decoration which were the height of fashion at the time.

Length 108 cm., 43 in., Height 80 cm., 30 ½ in., Depth 71 cm., 28 in.