scottish mahogany george iii whatnot

Circa 1790. A late George III Scottish Mahogany whatnot of desirable
proportions, the four-tier whatnot with a three-quarter gallery on three
tiers, surmounted by four elegant finials with all tiers supported on
elegant balustrades, beneath the bottom shelf is a full-length drawer with
two knob handles lined in ash (typical Scottish feature), the three-quarter
gallery has a chamfer on the inside which is unusual and is particularly
Scottish, all resting on four elegant turned legs, finishing on brass cups
and castors.

Antiques.co.uk Ref: UP5BT7T9G

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