Oil on Canvas of Mary Bagot, the Dorset Countess, Attributed to John Michael Wright, 1617, London. white enamel having six baluster-turned legs joined
Description
having six baluster-turned legs joined by a slatted shelf
A fine French Louis XVI style 19th Century oval kingwood parquetry inlaid side table with a single central drawer
on a white background with gilt metal mounts
This can be used as a fine floating kitchen island or a console or server - a fine and very versatile piece
5" Width 20
Oil on Canvas of Mary Bagot, the Dorset Countess, Attributed to John Michael Wright, 1617, London. white enamel having six baluster-turned legs joinedOil on Canvas of Mary Bagot, the Dorset Countess. Attributed to John Michael Wright, 1617, London. Half length. A 73 x 60 cm (F. 88. 5 x 76 cm). Verso: old attribution to 'Sir Peter Lely' on old paper label. Frame from the late 18th century. A comparable painting by John Michael Wright from 1670 is now in the Holburne Museum Bath UK. Provenance: South German private collection. Mary Sackville, Countess of Falmouth and Dorset (1645 1679, ne Bagot) was
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