A mid 18th Century mahogany serpentine serving table, attributed to Henry Hill of Marlborough POA
A mid 18th Century mahogany serpentine serving table, attributed to Henry Hill of Marlborough POA
A superb Chippendale period mahogany serving table, attributed to Henry Hill of Marlborough (active 1740-1778). The piece retains an excellent colour and patina, the serpentine top with shaped sides being enhanced by flame mahogany geometric parquetry within a banded edge. The central bow fronted drawer has angled fretwork brackets beneath, the whole supported by tapered fluted legs. Lead lined ice drawer and cellaret. Original stamped brass handles.
Size: 35.4in.(90cm.) high; 63in.(160cm.) wide; 31.5in.(80cm.) deep
Stock Number: VT20306
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Henry Hill (active 1740-1778) was a significant and respected cabinet maker based in Marlborough, Wiltshire - a town well placed between London and fashionable Bath to provide a wealthy, aristocratic and influential clientele.
