A Good Regency Period Gilt & Ebonised Hall Table

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A Good Regency Period Gilt & Ebonised Hall TableOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 25 Height: 34 inches Width: 40. 75 inches Depth: 16 inches The Regency period parcel gilt and ebonised hall table, having applied gilt metal decoration and plaster mouldings, standing on brass paw feet. The condition of the table is truly country house, i. e. tired but thoroughly evocative. There are several deficiencies to note; there is a section of moulding missing, the front plaster

It would once have been covered in a layer of gesso and then painted with various coloured pigments and small traces of the gesso can still be found particularly around the eyes and mouth

The painting is un-cleaned and has some scuffs and scratches with some gauge marks

Robert Anning Bell

Mounted on a shield

and signed top left ‘HP PARKER Pinxit’ for the renowned history painter Henry Perlee Parker

or lactose sugar

with one of the small knobs lacking

Lennon had just returned from Record Plant Studio with his wife

in the early part of the twentieth century

near Tromode on the Isle of Man in the April of 1864

and some minor chips

Realism reflected a progressive and highly influential shift in the significance and function of art in general

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