18th century satinwood pier table

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18th century satinwood pier table
Circa 1770
A fine George III 18th century serpentine satinwood and parquetry inlaid pier table, attributed to Henry Hill of Marlborough.
The whole is typical of Henry Hills work with the central floral inlays and especially the parquetry design.
Carved giltwood base on tapered fluted legs.

This table would need to be fixed securely to the wall.

Condition
Good with wear and tear expected of a piece this age.

W
107.50cm
42.32 inches
H
82.50cm
32.48 inches
D
56.50cm
22.24 inches
Origin
England
Medium
Satinwood, giltwood
Reference
8254125
£19,750.00
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