This table was made in the early 20th century to the exact proportions and standards of the finest 18th century cabinet shops and was probably made around Boston based on how good the table is and how early in the 20th century it was made. The Sack family was instrumental to building the antique industry into what it is today, and their publications are still the gold standard. We have multiple copies of their literature, and our father knew the Sacks.
We will attach a photo from Albert Sack's "Fine Points of Furniture" showing a near identical Pembroke table as a best example. Before the Victorian period cabinet making was still quite difficult & labor intensive. With the new technology & production methods that were constantly evolving furniture became quite easy to mass produce by the turn of the 20th century. Most custom cabinet shops were struggling to stay afloat but many Boston cabinet makers were still working in the traditional style furnishing the homes of the Boston elite.
The serpentine top is well formed with fine proportions and the table has a wonderfully executed pierced stretcher. The table has one drawer with a cock bead molded face, original lock, & etched brass bull. The table has molded Marlboro legs and was probably made CA 1910/1920 but it wouldn't surprise us if this was made at the end of the 19th century.
The table is in great condition with our only notes being minor surface wear & a few dry spots in the finish on the back. The table measures 19 1/2" wide x 28 1/2" deep x 28 tall. When the leaves are locked up the table measures 38 1/2 wide. We are a wholly owned family business in our third decade of continuous operation.
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