Drop Leaf Mahogany Dining Table Circa 1750 Mayhew and Ince the liveliness of the rococo

the liveliness of the rococo elements were toned down a bit

have been located

upholstered seats and straight molded legs with stretchers

It is likely that the porphyry top was purchased in Rome without the specimen marbles

the borders having blue glass with glass decoration

Drop Leaf Mahogany Dining Table Circa 1750 Mayhew and Ince the liveliness of the rococoFine George II mahogany oval drop leaf table on cabriole legs, carved at the knees with shells and bellflowers and ending in ball and claw feet. Each section of the top is made of single boards of the finest mahogany of the period and the color on the top is excellent. The carving of the base is also of the highest quality. English, Circa 1750. Height 29 ins 74 cms, Width 75 ins 191 cms, Length 67 ins 170 cms Provenance: Beverly S. VanderPoel