A George III Mahogany Triangular Drop-Leaf Corner Table c.1760-70 sub-Art & Sculpture Of pleasing weight and quality

Of pleasing weight and quality

It has been suggested that the name comes from arrowroot's use in treating poison arrow wounds

a real gem

and the obvious missing left arm

a complication from a fall whilst riding at Hampton Court in 1702

A George III Mahogany Triangular Drop-Leaf Corner Table c.1760-70 sub-Art & Sculpture Of pleasing weight and qualityOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 70 Height: 26. 5 Width: 24. 5 square or 31. 5 with brushing slide Depth: 20 (triangular) The very good quality and rather unusual George III well figured mahogany triangular or envelope drop leaf corner table, of wonderful colour, having a pull out candle slide and drop leaf supported by a scissor gate leg, swinging out to expand into a square surface, on scratch moulded square