An Iberian walnut gateleg table Provincial, early 18th century

the octagonal top with a moulded edge and a central panel inlaid with lozenge motifs to each corner above a single frieze draw with incised line decoration, supported by ring turned legs and gates united by a peripherel structure on small bun feet

This charming provincial table has evidence of age and use. This is in the form of marks, stains and scratches to the surface. The uneven top also has some graffiti, ring marks and deposits from sticking tape. There is also evidence of worm to the piece. There is wear and there are chips to the carved and incised.
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