Antique Pair of Georgian Demi-lune Inlaid Mahogany & Stainwood Card Tables 1780 Ex-Christies Drawings & Prints stylistically his work compares to

stylistically his work compares to that of Emile Eugene Hebert (1828-1893) who also produced such Egyptian Revival sculptures

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the rocky cliffs of the coastal outline to the foreground with seagulls flying low to the water

Antique Pair of Georgian Demi-lune Inlaid Mahogany & Stainwood Card Tables 1780 Ex-Christies Drawings & Prints stylistically his work compares toSOLD A very fine & rare pair of antique 18th century Georgian mahogany & satin wood marquetry card table, circa 1780, Ex Christies. The tables of demi lune shape when closed, when open they form a full circle, the table tops are finely inlaid with floral marquetry of satinwood, the table edges are crossbanded with mahogany and ebony stringing. The table skirts are also crossbanded, the subtle tapered legs are inlaid with ebony stringing and to the top