An Unusual 19thC Country House Painted Oak & Iron Trestle Table c.1870 sub-Antiques and one with the Society

and one with the Society of Women Painters

The Sailor’s farewell was a popular theme for artwork during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries with depictions appearing on anything from glass rolling pins

This charming black toleware box still has a heady aroma

the conditions in slaughterhouses

These examples are the English

An Unusual 19thC Country House Painted Oak & Iron Trestle Table c.1870 sub-Antiques and one with the SocietyOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Length: 71. 75 Width: 33 Height: 27. 75 (all at top) The Victorian folding trestle table of good size and colour, with the original iron stays, having a rectangular six plank top in English oak with each end unusually period painted in a pistachio green, the whole on stretchered block legs and surviving from a country house estate. The condition of the table is chequered