A Pair of Early Victorian Rosewood Side Cabinets upholsteryWS adding a touch of sophistication

adding a touch of sophistication

This refined console table showcases a top veneered in golden Madrone burl

The bright and matt finishing is particularly striking giving depth to the various designs whilst the intricate carving reflects the light where it is burnished

He remained a prominent figure in the House of Lords

the intricate carving depicting “Dewi Sri” - the Indonesian Rice Goddess - in the ardhapadmasana seated position

A Pair of Early Victorian Rosewood Side Cabinets upholsteryWS adding a touch of sophisticationA pair of early Victorian rosewood side cabinets by Johnstone & Jeanes, circa 1840, exemplifying the craftsmanship of the period. Each cabinet is crowned with a pink breche marble top, providing a striking contrast to the rich rosewood base. The top is framed by a delicately leaf carved edge, enhancing the overall design. The mirrored doors are applied with leaf carved corbels, a classical detail that adds depth and elegance to the piece. Behind each