Early George III Mahogany Tea Table perhaps by George Cole of Golden Square
£1,650
An early George III mahogany tea table or end table with rectangular, caddie top raised on chamfered legs headed with spandrels and joined by H stretchers
Width 70 cm
circa 1765
Provenance: Lord Methuen, Corsham Court, Wiltshire
The account books at Corsham Court show two large payments to George Cole, who must have supplied a considerable amount of furniture for the house in the 1760s. The first payment is for £130 14s on 10th March 1761 and the second is for £103 8s on 25th November 1765
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