A George III Chippendale Design Mahogany & Marble Side Table c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles survives from the zeniths of

survives from the zeniths of nineteenth century England

It has possibly been rebuilt in its lifetime with some signs of glue residue in places and she has some movement to her joints and sections though she is sound enough

The fact they are from Scotland and remain in a group are also both pluses

depicting a lady wearing a swimming suit and hat diving through the 'O' of 'Haworths'

The overall condition is original with one small tear to the bottom left

A George III Chippendale Design Mahogany & Marble Side Table c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles survives from the zeniths ofOrigin: English Period: George III & Later Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780; the top later Height: 28 Width: 36 Depth: 12. 25 (all at extremities) The principally Georgian mahogany side or hall table, having a later portasanta marble top and applied dentil frieze, decorated with blind fretwork on chamfered block legs, the elegant and slim proportioned carcass with good colour, surviving from the last quarter of the eighteenth century. The table