A Superb c.1800 English Walnut & Pine Tavern Table sub-Curios In the late nineteenth century

In the late nineteenth century it was claimed that electricity could treat almost every conceivable ailment

1914 and Ernest and John Summers Drew

both preserved and mounted on circular and rectangular wooden bases respectively survive from the middle of the twentieth century in slightly tired but solid condition

Only the hard work and generosity of such men as Richard Martin and Lewis Gompertz saved it from extinction

desks were produced in large numbers and of varying quality

A Superb c.1800 English Walnut & Pine Tavern Table sub-Curios In the late nineteenth centuryOrigin: English Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 20 Length: 50. 5 inches Width: 23. 75 inches Height: 30. 5 inches Having a walnut one piece boarded top on stained and painted pine x frame legs with iron bolt fixings united by a central stretcher survives from the turn of eighteenth to nineteenth century England. The condition is very good. The one piece top has a extremely fine and desirable patination and a deep