George I Walnut Kneehole Desk cloisonne Collectors and interior enthusiasts alike

Collectors and interior enthusiasts alike prize such table lamps for their fusion of practical lighting and unmistakable Eastern flair

Similar mirrors have been associated with celebrated Dutch and Flemish craftsmen

this Regency solid burr yew wood occasional table offers practical use while elevating the overall décor

Design significance: This mirror’s curvaceous outline and dynamic decorative motifs are emblematic of Rococo elegance

George I Walnut Kneehole Desk cloisonne Collectors and interior enthusiasts alikeGeorge I Walnut Kneehole Desk An exceptional early 18th century George I walnut kneehole desk, hailing from the elegant English tradition. This refined piece exemplifies classic Queen Anne and early Georgian cabinet furniture, with its restrained design and fine craftsmanship. Origin: England Date: Circa 1715 Material: Walnut with feather banding and brass mounts Dimensions: Height: 80 cm (31. 5 in), Width: 89 cm (35 in), Depth: 50 cm (19. 7 in)