A Good Quality c.1882 Octagonal Victorian Oak Centre Table

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A Good Quality c.1882 Octagonal Victorian Oak Centre TableOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1882 Height: 30 inches The Top: 36 x 35. 5 inches The late Victorian oak centre table, having an octagonal top with eight segmented oak veneers, with two frieze drawers below with Hobbs & Co brass locks, the pierced brass bat wing handles with registration lozenges for 28th Marsh 1882, the whole on quadruple square column supports to an `X` stretcher, standing on reeded scroll legs with

The mannequin is threadbare to the material of the bodice in places giving it a decorative look

and is typified by bright bold colours (such as turquoise)

Kazak rugs have always been popular in Europe

and Ismay provided a convenient scapegoat

fleshed out from the grave

The Need family were seated at Fountain Dale

with applied figured walnut veneers and stamped 'WT' to one rear sabre leg

The futuristic feel to the picture has the space race in mind

jowl and eyes and the inside with trade label for ‘Theatrical & Sports Costumier – The Sign of Four - Nottingham’ and his legs contain fillings as newspaper cuttings from the Daily Telegraph

to produce a much grander statement of the Duke's great wealth as the largest landowner in Britain at the time

This is a high quality frame and certainly one with which to capture a cherished image in tremendous fashion

Length: 245cms / 8 feet

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