Object Description
A Regency mahogany serving table attributed to Gillows, the shaped rectangular top with two small drawers and a central acanthus panel in the frieze, all raised on six turned and reeded legs. English, circa 1815.
Footnote: Gillows of Lancaster, the renowned furniture makers, were the masters of 18th and 19th-century furniture. The company was founded by Robert Gillow in 1730 and quickly gained a reputation for creating exquisite, handcrafted furniture that was both innovative and timeless.
Throughout its long history, Gillows produced furniture that was celebrated for its beauty, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. Their pieces were sought after by the aristocracy, wealthy merchants, and prestigious institutions all over the world. From stately dining tables to elegant armchairs, Gillows’ furniture graced the grandest homes and public buildings of its time.