An Unusual Early 19thC Fruitwood & Beech Centre Table c.1800-15 sub-Natural History the wholes of arcaded form

the wholes of arcaded form with ruby red borders surviving from the late nineteenth century

biconical rim moulding

Yellow-Bellied Acanthurus

When darkness calls thee from thy reverie-

Overall the table is in useable order but may need some restoration work in the future if it ends up being transported on a regular basis

An Unusual Early 19thC Fruitwood & Beech Centre Table c.1800-15 sub-Natural History the wholes of arcaded formOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800 15Height: 26. 5Diameter: 28. 5The unusual centre or side table having a circular fruitwood three plank top, on a baluster turned and ball end pendant pillar, to a multiple ring turned cruciform base, formed from splayed legs and spindle stretchers, the whole with a beautiful patina and texture and surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century England. In good overall order, the