A Wonderful Ecclesiastical Gothic Revival Oak Centre Table in the Manner of A. W. N. Pugin c.1860

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A Wonderful Ecclesiastical Gothic Revival Oak Centre Table in the Manner of A. W. N. Pugin c.1860Origin: English Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 Length: 60 inches Depth: 29. 5 inches Height: 29. 25 inches The five foot wide heavyset library or centre table, of ecclesiastical origin, having a solid four plank top upon a substantial base comprising of central baluster turned pillar and twin arched flying buttress supports, central rectangular stretcher, with each end having Gothic trefoil decoration, the whole on

Glasgow silversmiths The Ward Brothers produced jewellery from the nineteenth century and were originally based in Edinburgh and Glasgow

it makes for a more mysterious

The chest shows heaps of attractive wear and tear with scuffing commensurate with its age

Beautifully faded

but unable to see it through

the rectangular frame now painted and distressed in two shades

the painting acquires a more tender

The postcard would have taken several days on a train to travel the thirteen hundred miles or so from New York to Nebraska

It is currently used as the civil ensign of the United Kingdom

schools tour

with boats & numerous figures - on panel (three)3

or indeed any other room demanding a light and stylish choice at a low outlay