quality library table by whytock & reid of edinburgh

Circa 1900. A freestanding library table by Whytock & Reid Edinburgh. The shaped and rectangular quarter veneer top cross banded with foliate carved center and corners, above a pair of long frieze drawers, beneath the drawers there is a shaped and carved frieze with similar carving to the back, raised on four substantial carved and elegant cabriole legs with foliate carving on the knees and quarter blocks ending in stylish hoof feet. Stamped on one of the drawers is Whytock & Reid Edinburgh.

Stock No. 34194

Antiques.co.uk Ref: 7GYT77X2C

Width (cm):

167

Height (cm):

77

Depth (cm):

74

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