Y A GEORGE III TULIPWOOD, ROSEWOOD AND GILT BRONZE MOUNTED OCCASIONAL TABLEIN THE MANNER OF PIERRE LANGLOIS, CIRCA 1760With a frieze drawer, with gilt bronze mounts to all sides, a label to the underside 'MOUSELLS' DEPOSITORY, Elizabeth Street, Eaton Square, S.W. Name Gulston'72cm high, 32cm wide, 27cm deepProvenance:The Stepney-Gulston family. This table reflects the fashion for French furniture in the 1750s and 1760s, made popular by London cabinet maker Pierre Langlois. Some of the secondary woods to the carcase of this table is painted black, which is a characteristic of Langlois' work.Langlois' tables were close in design to the French though, in an apparent concession to English tradition, they generally have wood tops rather than marble.