A FINE IRISH REGENCY PERIOD MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE

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A FINE IRISH REGENCY PERIOD MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE

ATTRIBUTED TO MACK, WILLIAMS & GIBTON

Dublin, circa 1820–1830.

Dimensions:
Diameter 134 cm

A fine Irish Regency period mahogany centre or breakfast table attributed to Mack, Williams & Gibton, one of Dublin's most distinguished cabinet-making and upholstery firms of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

The well-figured mahogany circular top with a double-reeded edge, resting on a substantial turned pillar with three splay sabre legs, terminating in finely cast brass casters.

MACK, WILLIAMS & GIBTON

Established by John Mack in 1784, the firm subsequently developed through its partnerships with Robert Gibton and Zachariah Williams, becoming Mack, Williams & Gibton in 1812. Its reputation was of the highest order, receiving a Royal Appointment in 1806 as Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers to His Majesty.

The firm undertook important commissions for some of Ireland's most distinguished public buildings and private country houses, including Dublin Castle, the Four Courts and the Viceregal Lodge.

Renowned for the quality of its craftsmanship, the selection of fine mahogany and its sophisticated interpretation of contemporary Regency design, Mack, Williams & Gibton occupied a leading position in the Irish furniture trade.

PRICE: £10,800