Regency Centre Table attributed to Gillows

Regency Centre Table attributed to GillowsAn unusual English early 19th century Regency period centre table, attributed to Gillows of Lancaster and London, circa 1820's. Why we like it Its rare and unusual, almost architectural shape of the base, evoking 16th century Renaissance designs, and a delightfully virtuoso (original) faux bois decoration, combined with its untouched, faded condition, make this table a unique and interesting example of its kind. Understated and masculine, this

monochrome black japanned and decorated in the Greek Revival taste with Greek key and scrolling volute motifs

Understated and masculine

10 July 2003

Lancashire (S

Good patina

brought him into contact with French émigré cabinet-makers and craftsmen

Remains of the original trade label to the underside

manifested in multiple signs of its age and intense use

A Fine Pair of Regency Rosewood Pole Screens of the Gillows style and quality

4 June 1999

This elegant parlour chair

was inspired by antique mythology