Regency Pillar Table, attributed to George Bullock

Regency Pillar Table, attributed to George BullockAn interesting small pedestal table, of the Regancy period, in figured mahogany with geometric ebonised inlays and ormolu mounts. England, circa 1815. Why we love it We love its architectural quality and austere, geometric design, inspired by Classical Antiquity. A number of distinctive stylistic features link it to the oeuvre of George Bullock, possibly the coolest Brititsh designer of the Regency period, whose extraordinary understanding and use of

This exceptional pair of hand-colored engravings is from Georges Louis Leclerc Comte de Buffon's work Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux

We like its elegant

now mounted as table lamp

We like the unusual faux-bamboo and black-highlighted details

raised on graceful cabriole front legs ending in pad feet

excellent antique condition

for Barton J

beautifully manufactured in France

For a related

9 Mar 2016

Supported on classical tripod stands

The same stamp also appears on armchairs made for the youngest daughter of George III