An Attractive Early Victorian Giltwood Occasional Table, in the Manner of Gillows c.1845

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An Attractive Early Victorian Giltwood Occasional Table, in the Manner of Gillows c.1845Origin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Height: 27. 5 Diameter of Top: 20 The elegant giltwood tripod table, in the manner of Gillows, having a beatifically shaped fixed top above a well carved base on a leaf carved baluster stem and standing on cabriole legs and foliate carved scroll feet and surviving from the second quarter of nineteenth century England. The table is stable, though with some minor movement to

its authenticity is appealing and his quality all too apparent

surviving from the middle section of the twentieth century and from a theatre production

the Egyptian revival

The hanging straps are in good order and show no signs of any damage

covered in the original naturally distressed aubergine brown rexine with loose squab cushion

for Potter's Museum

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one being five inches longer than the other

whereby the specimens may have been mixed with those of another compartment

Inside your head

Width: 17 inches

there is one shelf dividing the interior into two sections