Rare Large Pair Anglo Indian Raj Palace Marble, Mahogany Console Tables benches Salvaged from a Tudor Revival

Salvaged from a Tudor Revival home in Denver

It will make a major statement as a piece of art for an important setting in the home or garden

arched back of this chair displays an inlaid central panel of burled walnut flanked by panels of French caning

George III (1760-1820) | Early 19th century

this early piece was expertly hand carved in the restrained style but bold lines of the period

Rare Large Pair Anglo Indian Raj Palace Marble, Mahogany Console Tables benches Salvaged from a Tudor RevivalDETAILS This large pair of antique Anglo Indian consoles were hand fashioned in the Rococo Revival style. They feature robustly designed and carved cabriole legs in C and S scroll patterns. The pierced aprons feature a central shell carving each; a theme echoed on the legs. Finished in a rich, dark tone, these tables are complete with ogee shaped, mottled gray, marble tops. PERIOD Mid 19th century DATE Circa 1850 DIMENSIONS (2) Width 64. 5 Depth 24.