Antique English William & Mary Walnut One Drawer Gateleg Dining Table c. Early 18th Century Mahogany The combination of sculptural depth

The combination of sculptural depth

as shown in the photographs

meticulously set into the textured bronze surface

These large-format portraits were often commissioned to honor matriarchs and were typically displayed prominently in the home

the mat showcases the same attention to detail and symmetry seen in larger workshop carpets

Antique English William & Mary Walnut One Drawer Gateleg Dining Table c. Early 18th Century Mahogany The combination of sculptural depthThis really great English William & Mary gateleg table dates to the early 18th century and represents one of the most practical and enduring forms of early English furniture. Designed with flexibility in mind, the drop leaves can be raised to create a generous dining or serving surface, or lowered to conserve spacemaking it just as functional today as it was over 300 years ago. This particular example was deaccessioned from the Mead Museum in Amherst,