A Handsome Late Regency Period Rosewood Side or Centre Table c.1825 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope This monument would have been

This monument would have been commemorating the death of a well-loved and socially important person in the Georgian age and this period saw a revived interest in classical Greece leading to the prevalence of the draped in urn in cemetery symbolism

this is shop display at its pinnacle

they seem at once very ancient

though the lock is later

said: "He was respected at the school and his students used to get good results under him

A Handsome Late Regency Period Rosewood Side or Centre Table c.1825 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope This monument would have beenOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 Height: 30 Width: 34 Depth: 19. 5 (all at top) The stylish Regency period rosewood centre table having an over sailing rectangular two plank top over a well turned central stretcher to splayed and pierced supports with draught turned cabouchons, to four bun feet with the original concealed castors, the whole surviving in original condition from the first quarter of nineteenth century