tablica
Inventory number: KB-123 |
Material: wood (walnut), metal |
Dimensions: 72 x 52 x 37.5 cm |
Dating: circa 1880 |
Origin: France |
Središnji sadržaj
The so-called Pembroke table, has two drop leaves that can be raised to extend the table surface. It features two drawers on one side and a storage compartment with doors that open by pulling them downward on the other. Inside this compartment, the space is lined with metal, suggesting it may have been used for storing liquid containers. It stands on four elegant lathe-turned legs.
This type of table is named after the English nobleman Henry Herbert, the Earl of Pembroke, who is credited with the design of the table. Pembroke tables were popular during the 18th century and throughout the 19th century due to their functionality and compact dimensions.