A Regency Period Mahogany Serving Table c.1820 sub-Art & Sculpture In 1826 he opened a

In 1826 he opened a cotton mill at Ferguslie to produce his own thread and

bobbin turning showcased the wood turning skills of craftsmen of the era and this piece shows many many individually turned pieces

with the reverse showing more lichen than the front suggesting the front half may have been covered partly from above

It is naturally very heavy so would need a suitable resting spot

A Regency Period Mahogany Serving Table c.1820 sub-Art & Sculpture In 1826 he opened aOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 Height: 35. 5 Width: 54. 25 Depth: 23. 25 (all at top) The handsome Regency period rich mahogany serving table having a single drawer to the frieze with gadrooned ornament, on cabriole front legs, headed with carved acanthus leaves and terminating in lions paw feet to turned tapering rears, the whole surviving in original condition from the first quarter of nineteenth century England.