A George III mahogany silver table Ince and mayhew and handsome scale make it

and handsome scale make it an outstanding highlight for collectors

Practicality: Ideally suited as focal points on occasional tables or consoles

featuring Blue John and other rare stones set in geometric patterns evocative of Roman mosaics

whether displayed alone or as part of a broader lighting scheme

Comparable examples can be viewed in notable museum collections

A George III mahogany silver table Ince and mayhew and handsome scale make itA George III Mahogany Silver Table Centre Table A fine and rare example of English furniture, this George III mahogany silver table exemplifies the Chinese Chippendale style of the mid 18th century. Showcasing crisp Chinoiserie inspired details, this accent table is a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of Georgian antiques. Origin: England Date: Circa 1765 Material: Mahogany Dimensions: Height: 76 cm (30 in), Width: 79 cm (31 in), Depth: 56 cm