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Millington AdamsSheraton period satinwood secretaire cabinet probably by Gillows( c. 1790) England Artist / Maker / Factory
Period of THOMAS SHERATON (c.1751-1806) Medium / MaterialSatinwood Dimensions37.50inch wide 53.00inch high 18.50inch deep (95.25 cm wide 134.62 cm high 46.99 cm deep) Description
A fine George III Sheraton period West Indian satinwood secretaire cabinet, probably made by Gillows of Lanacaster. The cabinet section in the flamed West Indian satinwood, banded in purple heart to the top, secretaire drawer and cupboard doors. With a pair of turned tapering satinwood corner pillars, to the front. The removable top section with a galleried top shelf and below a central shelf border by a pair of oval strung cupboards. The secretaire drawer front folds and opens to reveal an arrangment of pigeon holes and drawers with green leather writing surface. Below the cupboard section banded and inset strung with box and ebony. The secretaire is supported on ring turned tapering satinwood feet. This piece is of the finest quality throughout and utlises some of the best figured period satinwood that we have seen.
ProvenancePrivate collection West Sussex LiteratureEnglish, George III, circa 1790 Current ConditionExcellent. Minor restorations, waxing. The leather writing surface has been replaced within the last 20 years. Price
gbp 15900.00 (Pound Sterling)
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