Charles II 17th Century Oak Gate Leg Table. The Library

Charles II 17th Century Oak Gate Leg Table. The LibraryA substantial Charles II 17th century oak gate leg table of lovely proportions and colour. The table is full of character with all the hallmarks sought for in a table of this period, namely historic repairs and areas of wear consistent with years of historic use. The table was likely provincially made and the underside reveals an extremely attractive carved frieze design to two sides indicating the maker used reclaimed wood for these panels. The table

31 (1880) and No

Length of glass display: 14cm

Volume II has an ink inscription to the front free endpaper

A charming scarce Victorian Farmers Arms mug

He specialised in winter landscapes and moonlight scenes and was interested in the effects of light

A charming miniature sterling silver salt shaker in the form of a cottage loaf

A lovely sterling silver tea strainer

with exceptional detail to the complexion and eyes giving the work a three dimensional effect

Overall the teapot remains in a very good condition

The lid is opened by a concealed push button to the front of the well

Weight: 401 grams

The dish is in an excellent condition throughout with clear hallmarks