LOWBOY or SIDE TABLE
£8,500.00
A rare 18th century padauk LOWBOY, colonial origin circa 1730
Description
The rectangular moulded edge overhanging top above a shaped frieze with five drawers, each retain original handles, raised on cabriole legs with a round pad foot.
- Height: 28ins (71cm)
- Width overall: 35.5ins (90cm)
- Depth overall: 20.5ins (52cm)
Padauk was the favoured wood of furniture makers in the British colonies in 18th and 19th centuries and often referred to as East Indian mahogany.
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