A Wonderful 17thC English Oak Refectory Table

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A Wonderful 17thC English Oak Refectory TableOrigin: English Period: Charles II Stuart Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1680 1700 Length: 62. 5 inches Width: 27. 5 inches Height: 29 inches Leg Room: 23. 5 inches The seventeenth century oak refectory table having a richly coloured rectangular boarded top with pegged ends on turned baluster legs joined by a low level 'H' stretcher, survives from late seventeenth century Stuart period England. The condition is hugely evocative of its life thus far and

They moved to Preston

and the immediate confusion with cherubs

As Shelves:

The right arm joint has lost its original fixings so there is currently a nail holding it in place for articulation whilst there is a repair to one of the feet

Width: 81cms / 2

Leicester Square in 1893 and at 47

Width: 158 cms / 5

the Shiraz with a stepped diamond outline enclosing a number of lozenges with rosettes in and around them with the symbolic tree of life also appearing

the reverse provides significant interest

The mirror is still ready and able to hang and be admired

Traditionally these masks were taken from servants of the Chateau to ensure their service was always remembered by and although they have the resemblance to death masks they are essentially life masks

a sparrowhawk flies low beating along a hedgerow and seldom rising to do more than skim over to the far side

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