A Classical Satinwood Inlaid Mahogany Pembroke Table with Concave Drawer, Boston, Seymour, c.1800

This is the highest development of the classical drop-leaf tables. It is one of a school of these tables with convex drawers that are attributed probably to Seymour, Boston.

We would also like to note that there is an example of a worktable with a related foot design and satinwood panels illustrated n the Charles Over Cornelius' book written in the 1930's with an attribution to Duncan Phyfe, which we question . However, the similar design with panels is remarkable, and we, for scholarship, include this example herewith.

This is a beautifully crafted table that is substantial in its design and construction of the choicest dense mahogany and completely original.

Height: 29 1/4 in. Length: 42 in. Width: 20 in. - 45 in.

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