An exceptional George II carved mahogany tilt-top tripod table in the manner of William Vile (1700 - 1767)
An exceptional George II carved mahogany tilt-top tripod table in the manner of William Vile (1700 - 1767)
£8,500
Category
Reference
5141
The unusually shaped tilt top with a conforming gallery on a fluted and carved column stem on three shaped legs finely carved with flowers and leaves terminating in a carved pad foot.
England, circa 1755
Provenance: from a private Scottish estate
Vile was one of the best cabinetmakers of the Early Georgian period (1745-1780), second only to Chippendale and he was awarded the Royal Warrant to make furniture for King George III, based on his superb quality and the individuality of his designs.
Dimensions:
Height
76.5 cm / 30 1⁄4"
Width
81 cm
/ 32"
Depth
81 cm
/ 32"
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