Design 17/20: Furniture, Silver & Ceramics

Design 17/20: Furniture, Silver & Ceramics

View full screen - View 1 of Lot 57. A late George III boxwood and ebony-strung mahogany and satinwood banded sofa table, circa 1800.

Property of a Lady

A late George III boxwood and ebony-strung mahogany and satinwood banded sofa table, circa 1800

Lot Closed

May 24, 01:57 PM GMT

Estimate

1,500 - 2,500 GBP

Lot Details

Description

Property from a Private Collection

A late George III boxwood and ebony-strung mahogany and satinwood banded sofa table, circa 1800


the top with flaps to each end, the two cedar lined short frieze drawers stamped 'BUTLER / DUBLIN' with turned ivory handles, the trestle ends joined by a stretcher on downswept legs terminating with brass cappings and castors


75cm. high, 147.5cm. wide (open), 75.5cm. deep;

2ft. 5 ½ in., 4ft. 10in., 2ft. 5 ¾ in.

This lot contains ivory. Commercial trade in ivory is regulated by multiple governments and international organisations around the world, including through prohibitions, restrictions and licensing and / or registration requirements. Different regulations apply to buyers, depending on their individual circumstances and the relevant auction / sale. Sotheby's therefore recommends that, before taking any action in relation to a potential purchase or handling of an ivory item, buyers obtain advice on the regimes and requirements applicable to them. Sotheby's will also not conduct any applications for buyers for exemption certificates, CITES licenses, registrations or similar that may be required, including the renewal or update of the same, or arrange for import or export permits needed for international shipping. A buyer's inability or delay to obtain necessary documentation, or lawfully arrange the export or import of the lot will not justify sale cancellation or a delay in payment. Please note that this lot should not have a W symbol in the catalogue. This lot can be collected in New Bond Street after the sale.
The collection of Mr. Geoffrey Campbell Bushby of Sibbersfield Hall, Churton;
sold Jackson-Stops & Staff in partnership with Wingett & Son, A Highly Important Sale of the Entire Contents of Sibbersfield Hall, 11-12 December 1974, lot 341;
thence by descent.