A Decorative Stained Pine Side Table c.1840

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A Decorative Stained Pine Side Table c.1840Origin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Width: 42 Height: 32. 75 Depth: 22 (all at extremities) The painted or stained pine carcass showing the wonderful original textured surface worn thoroughly and consistently with age, the top having a gallery back over a two frieze drawers with original knob handles, the whole raised on turned legs, surviving from the early Victorian period. The rustic and provincially made

Now glazed and presented in a modern frame

A dance card or programme du bal is used to record the names of the person with whom one intends to dance each successive dance at a formal ball

5 inches x 10

There is some craquelure but is it not harsh

with only some slight loss to the ebony escutcheon whilst two of the partitions are lacking

Rag rugs were not common before the nineteenth century and only a tiny number of early rugs have survived

or members of Martin’s family are alarmed

The marble could be cleaned extensively in its entirety though we wouldn’t recommend it with the patination and character most agreeable

Very decorative and full of character

Studying the shape of these pieces further it is also very plausible they were the main supports under a small overhead balcony

but when the Rabbit actually took a watch out of its waistcoat pocket and looked at it

with some areas of retouching