Antique 1700 s 18th C LXVI Carved Giltwood Center
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Antique 1700s 18th C LXVI Carved Giltwood Center Table
MUSEUM QUALITY PIECE -- EXTREMELY RARE
Antique 1700s 18th C LXVI Carved Giltwood Center Table
Start Price USD 13,500.00
Current Price USD 13,500.00
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Start Time Wednesday, October 22, 2008
End Time Friday, November 21, 2008
Location New York

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MUSEUM QUALITY -- VERY FINE ANTIQUE HAND CARVED GILTWOOD OVAL TABLE -- 18TH CENTURY (1700'S)  I am very pleased to offer this fantastically hand carved period table from the 18th Century, France. It is in spectacular condition for its age. The condition of the guilding is remarkable. The table is missing the marble top, but I am told that replacement marbles are easy to obtain.  I am listing many items from my father's estate that I am now, unfortunatey, having to liquidate.  This table is 53 3/8 inches long, 36 5/8 inches wide, and 31 1/4 inches high.  It is in remarkable condition for its age (see photos).  A friend of mine who is an expert in antiques tells me that this table most likely dates to the late 1700. I have made every effort to describe this item as accurately as possible. Like you, I am only human and make mistakes. Hopefully, not too many. Buyer will make shipping arrangements and payment for shipping separately with a shipper in New York. I am happy to provide a list of excellent shippers including The UPS Store to the buyer. They buyer may also choose one of his/her own. I have 192 feedbacks. I am quite please with my 100% rating. May you have good fortune in winning this fine museum quality giltwood table from the late 1700's.

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