Elegant and confident, with beautifully radiating satinwood veneers, superb rosewood and kingwood crossbanding throughout, and a richly figured central panel of burr yew. The demilune top veneered in radial segments and outlined with finely executed banding and inlay.
The bold geometry and use of contrasting woods are strongly characteristic of late eighteenth-century Dublin cabinetmaking.¹
Suitable as a pier table, console, or serving table.
LITERATURE
¹ The Knight of Glin and James Peill, Irish Furniture, 2007, p. 167, fig. 228.