A Primitively Carved Ebonised Pine Circular Figural Pedestal Table c.1890

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A Primitively Carved Ebonised Pine Circular Figural Pedestal Table c.1890Origin: Italian or French Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Diameter at top: 31. 5 inches Height: 32 inches The ebonised pine or softwood pedestal table having a plain circular top on a primitively carved pedestal having a carved stylized figure and acanthus leaf support, standing on four shaped ornate legs with original wooden castors survives from late nineteenth century continental Europe. The table has obviously been in use and

The stories have animals as their main characters and are mostly satirical

The palette of the work is subdued yet striking including whites

This devotion is predominantly used in the Catholic Church and among some high-church Anglicans and Lutherans

Violin and Piano” survives from the late Victorian period

Head Height: 9 inches (without handle)

his fixed gaze stern and authoritative

Some case notes for a patient at the Lancaster Asylum in 1840 prove harrowing:

George Truden we know that William Hartley & Sons were in the construction industry

The gilding as a whole has areas of wear with small areas of chipping and one section of loss to the moulding and one section of repair

Having three 'running dog' medallions and four rosettes on a red ground with three borders

This cabinet was most likely a private commission

Painted in an attractive blue grey reminiscent of the 1830s