Queen Anne Low Boy C.1710
A fabulous English oak Low Boy. Circa 1710.
Constructed in fine English Oak during the period of Queen Anne, this sweet low boy table is sat over four cabriole legs and squared feet. The front of the table is adorned with three brass lion mask handles, each giving way to a small pull drawer. The central drawer sits over a classic sculpted, cutout design, making this a very well proportioned, elegant and practical piece.
Period: Queen Anne (C.1710)
Measurements: W86cm x H74cm x D56cm | W34in x H29in x D22in
A fabulous English oak Low Boy. Circa 1710.
Constructed in fine English Oak during the period of Queen Anne, this sweet low boy table is sat over four cabriole legs and squared feet. The front of the table is adorned with three brass lion mask handles, each giving way to a small pull drawer. The central drawer sits over a classic sculpted, cutout design, making this a very well proportioned, elegant and practical piece.
Period: Queen Anne (C.1710)
Measurements: W86cm x H74cm x D56cm | W34in x H29in x D22in
