Early 19th Century Chinese-Export Chinoiserie Nest of Tables

Early 19th Century Chinese-Export Chinoiserie Nest of TablesA Set Of Three Chinese Export Chinoiserie Painted Nesting Tables Qing Dynasty, early 19th Century. A Trio Nest of early 19th Century Chinese Export Gilt And Polychrome Lacquer Tables, having rectangular tops hand painted in the style known as Chinoiserie with local landscapes and village scenes surrounded by borders of Chinese Dragons and floral motifs, on ring turned legs with gilt accents, joined by a curved stretcher, on downsplayed legs

The down-filled squab cushion covered in tan leather

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good quality early 18th century English provincial George II period card table of rare shallow proportions

to the same high quality standards as the more sophisticated examples

combined with its untouched

elegant and restrained design

after the Gillows design

The piece's elegant design and decorative features echo the style of William Trotter of Edinburgh

Lot 1 (£15

was supplied circa 1760 to Lord Dumfries (illustrated)

But rather than the color

the whole raised on four ring-turned tapering fore legs terminating in original brass capped castors and four boldly raked back sabre legs