pembroke - tables
Pembroke table. A side table with two flaps, supported on fly rails when raised. Eighteenth century Pembroke tables were usually oval in shape when opened and often decorated with marquetry inlay or painted decoration. Victorian versions tended to be more rectangular in shape and of plain polished wood.
9 item(s) found:
Colonial cedar pembroke table. Turned legs, fitted drawer to 1 end length 89 cm. Length 115 cm (Expanded). Height 73 cm. Depth 89.5 cm
A 19th century Australian cedar pembroke table, the rectangular top with moulded edge and drop leafs above a plain frieze raised on turned reeded tapering legs, 115 cm wide, 62 cm deep, 76 cm high
A rare 19th century cedar pembroke table
An early 19th century Australian cedar Pembroke table, the rectangular top with drop leaves and thumb moulded edge above a single drawer, on conforming lyre end supports with an arched stretcher, raised on out swept legs with brass castors,…
An early 19th century Australian full cedar Pembroke table, circa 1820, the rectangular top with moulded edges and drop leaves above a single drawer,…
George III mahogany Pembroke table, c1810, the rectangular top, fitted with twin dropsides, leading to a stepped square turned pillar and concave shaped platform base all resting on inverted acanthus capped channel carved sabre legs. Length 100 cm.…
A rare 19th century Australian solid musk Pembroke table,…
A late George III casuarina and tulipwood banded Pembroke work table, with a hand written label pasted to the base of the bottom drawer, Sent from Botany Bay by Dr White, Surgeon of the Navy - in planks. This table made up in London.and#160; Beef Wood.…
A rare and important cedar Pembroke table, Australian, 68 x 67 x 46 cm on an usual shaped pedestal to a platform base and four splayed legs, the only small Australian Pembroke documented of this form excellent colour and patina