A George III Mahogany Butterfly Pembroke Table c.1780-90 sub-Mirrors & Lighting the specimen set upon a

the specimen set upon a typical Duncan wooden block and housed within a beautiful scientific sparse museum case with original wood brown painted surfaces

The quality shaped heavy cast iron sign having a black ground the white lettering reading ‘Ground Under Repair’ survives from the early to middle part of the twentieth century

Height: 36 inches (at maximum)

It is possible they once had castors

A George III Mahogany Butterfly Pembroke Table c.1780-90 sub-Mirrors & Lighting the specimen set upon aOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780 90Height: 27. 5Width: 46. 5 open or 23. 5 closedDepth: 42The Georgian mahogany Pembroke table having a butterfly shaped moulded top raised over two single drawers at either end supported on Gillows design fluted tapering legs, with concealed ball casters, survives from the first quarter of nineteenth century England. The condition of the table is complete and stable with no real areas