1790-1810, one board top, the two leaves with astragal corners, one drawer, upper legs with line and diamond lightwood inlay, square tapered legs with line and cuffed inlay, poplar, white pine and cherry secondary, 28 x 32 x 20-1/4 in., 39-1/2 in. with leaves extended
Provenance: Levison & Cullen Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, 2004 (accompanied by copy of receipt); Estate of Richard and Shirley Roberts, Virginia Beach, Virginia
Note: For closely related examples, see Bradford L. Rauschenberg and John Bivins, Jr., The Furniture of Charleston, 1680-1820, Vol. II: Neoclassical Furniture (2003), pp. 698-699, figs. NT-60 and NT-61. Here, the authors note the use of similar line and diamond inlay as one characteristic of Charleston production; the astragal shaping of the leaves is a rare feature but not without precedent, seen in Rauschenberg and Bivins, p. 702, fig. NT-64.
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Levison & Cullen Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, 2004 (accompanied by copy of receipt); Estate of Richard and Shirley Roberts, Virginia Beach, Virginia
in very good condition overall, appears to retain original brasses, surface with typical light wear
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