a scottish serpentine serving table by young, hamilton and trotter

Circa 1790. A stylish quality mahogany and inlaid serpentine serving table probably by ‘Young, Hamilton and Trotter of Edinburgh’. The serpentine top with a deep fore-edge, the shaped frieze with three drawers which follow the form of the top, each with original cast brass swan neck handles and elegant back plates and a rounded bottom escutcheon, resting on a classic Edinburgh leg, the square tapering leg with inverted arch and dot to the top (see ‘David Jones’ illustration, the book of Edinburgh prices page 20.). The tapering legs have a beaded socks this finishing on a square foot.

93cm High, 199cm Long, 74cm DeepOur Ref: 33162

Antiques.co.uk Ref: 39UC5BY5F

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