A Handsome William IV Oak & Mahogany Pembroke Table c.1835

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A Handsome William IV Oak & Mahogany Pembroke Table c.1835Origin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 26. 75 Width: 23 or 39. 75 when leaves raised Depth: 35. 5 The mahogany and oak Pembroke table having two d shaped leaves of good colour, the friezes with ebony stringing, the whole bearing a single drawer with dummy drawer to the reverse, the whole on ring turned oak legs survives from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The table has several marks to the top,

in outdoor landscapes adorned with trees and flowers

the Prince of Wales

because wax mimics skin much better than either wood or papier mâché

Though field kits such as this perhaps seem ancient by today's standards

Gothic art

Diameter: 10 inches

In Frames: 15

” They offer a rare insight into the lower classes of the late 19th century

interlocking rings and loaded dice all appearing

Like you and like me

as Patrick Süskind so famously wrote

Copies of the same design abound in ceramic and metal