Japanned Center Table lowboy the feet having applied block

the feet having applied block molding

the top drawer having a writing surface with two "hidden" drawers to either side of the drawer liners

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scrolled plank seat with a channeled frieze terminating in scrolls over a carved panel centered with the painted crest of the Manor of Flete

the tapered front legs with applied very fine leaf carving

Japanned Center Table lowboy the feet having applied blockThe rectangular red japanned top above single drawer, the faces of the carcass of convex form above four scrolled legs connected by an x frame stretcher terminating in bun feet. The table is constructed throughout in pine with oak linings to the drawer, and directly relates to a very well known Bantam work table at Ham House and commissioned by the Dysart Family, Earls of Lauderdale prior to the inventory of the house in 1679. The present table, as