A Good Quality Early Victorian Oak Hall Table c.1840

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A Good Quality Early Victorian Oak Hall Table c.1840Origin: English Period: William IV Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 45 Height: 37. 5 inches (at highest point) Width: 48 inches (at widest point) Depth: 26. 5 inches (at maximum) The generously proportioned stained oak hall or console table raised on square block legs on shaped feet with carved stage gallery back formed as a scallop shell flanked by scroll carved mouldings survives from the early Victorian period. The condition of the table

There is some later over painting and some blemishing as per the photographs

There small areas of loss with flaking to the top surface

with exceptional decorative impact

the jar having been picked up and put down countless times

cargo jibs

Diameter: 31

it enters into us like breath into our lungs

is unquestionably a very useful auxiliary and in my opinion should be brought into prison use generally

in a scarce form

accompanied by various birds and other animals

**Here it should be noted that the antique crowns that appear in the arms of Grant (the 1st and 4th quarters) are exactly the same in appearance as the ‘eastern coronet’ that appears in the crest of Need

equipping them with the knowledge to draw

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