Antique Tilt Top Georgian Regency Mahogany Pedestal Breakfast Dining Table 1810 Sold He was a talented artist

He was a talented artist and was promoted to Midshipman and may have been taught to paint by the captain of the ship

The bronze most likely created for the Bergman foundry by artists Bruno Zach or Carl Kauba

with the foundry stamp of "Siot Paris"

De'Prey left behind a large body of work spread throughout the world

Antique Tilt Top Georgian Regency Mahogany Pedestal Breakfast Dining Table 1810 Sold He was a talented artistAn elegant antique Georgian Regency period tilt top pedestal breakfast or dining table, circa 1810. The table is made of the finest solid mahogany, the rectangular top with a decoartive ribbed edge locks onto the pedestal with a brass locking mechanism, the table opens and locks into place with ease and is very robust and study when locked into the dining position. The table with a ring turn slightly tapering circular pedestal and raised on four