18th century Chinese games table
Made of solid padouk-wood with ebony stringing and satinwood crossbandings.
The center of the sliding top to reveal backgammon top, above a single drawer.
A/f old splits as seen in the photos
£9,850.
Height75.5cm: Width 70cm (when the flap are up 122cm) Depth 56cm
'The Decorative Arts of the China Trade Paintings, furnishings and exotic curiosities', by Carl L Crossman, published by Antique Collectors' Club, 1991, p237
The interior of the drawer is inlaid in exactly the same manner and design as Chippendale’s gaming box billed to Paxton House in 1774. Several examples of this form are known in export furniture.
Condition
Old splits on removable section
Chinese
padouk wood
8220