A George IV mahogany chamber table attributed to Gillows The rectangular top with reeded edge and hinged stationery compartment to the rear, above a frieze drawer on turned fluted tapering legs with brass cappings and castors, 66cm wide, 48cm deep, 72cm high. This form of table was popularised by Gillows, who included a sketch for a 'chamber writing-table' in their Estimate Sketch Book, dated 1810 (No. 344/144, p.11, Westminster City Archives). See Christie's, London, Interiors - Style & Spirit, 27 November 2007, lot 135 for an identical chamber table (realised £4750 including buyer's premium).