A Handsome Late Regency Period Rosewood Side or Centre Table c.1825 sub-Architectural & Garden A fantastically evocative piece of

A fantastically evocative piece of showman’s art

The original key works both locks to the front door though there is no key present for the two internal lower drawers

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The male and female three storey ward blocks were to be arranged to either side of a central service and administrative area in pavilions linked to the main single storey corridor network by short spur corridors

A Handsome Late Regency Period Rosewood Side or Centre Table c.1825 sub-Architectural & Garden A fantastically evocative piece ofOrigin: 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