An Unusual Continental Wrought Iron and Mirrored Glass Two-Tiered Occasional Table c.1880

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An Unusual Continental Wrought Iron and Mirrored Glass Two-Tiered Occasional Table c.1880Origin: French or Italian Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: From a Wiltshire Rectory Date: c. 1875 1900 Height: 27. 5 inches Width: 30 inches Depth: 18 inches The Shelves: 12. 5 x 6. 5 inches and 28 x 16 inches respectively (the glass) The unusual and very pretty continental wrought iron occasional table, having two mirrored glass tiers and decorated with iron swags and tassels to each side surviving from late nineteenth century continental

with a stamp ‘8925’ and the frame with no dints

The costume is probably original

the other is lacking

is half glass and half metal

Known since Biblical times

suiting either a skilled hand-spinner or to simply serve as a decorative delight

This fascinating spice tin would have thus belonged to a family who had the money to furnish their meals with colourful flavours

The feet and handles are all original though the handle to the top right drawer lacks its swing component

Soon Ostend became known as "The Queen of the Belgian sea-side resorts" due to its popularity with both Belgian and English Royals

It takes its name from the French word trumeau

the life of a honey bee colony is perennial

which were executed by Rowley and his team of highly skilled craftsmen