George III Painted Table, Attributed to George Brookshaw

George III Painted Table, Attributed to George BrookshawA very decorative late 18th century painted table, attributable to George Brookshaw. English, circa 1795. Why we like it We love the decorative aspect of this table, with most of the original painted decoration surviving intact. Attribution The original painted decoration of floral garlands on the legs of this table is identical to that on the stands for the cabinets attributed to George Brookshaw, which were supplied to the late 18th century

it remains in untouched condition with superb colour and patination

beautifully patinated to a warm golden colour

point out to an important cabinet maker of the period

Height: 85

A superbly decorative pair of neoclassical Siena marble urns

His pieces are highly collectible and remain a testament to the craftsmanship and artistic excellence of the era

was repurposed early

display very similar acanthus-carved back splats

derived from Ancient Greek seats

the rooster and chicken symbolize various aspects such as prosperity

and a cluster of irises under hanging sakura blossoms

where they are said to be from Michael Angelo