Work Table
1840-1860 (made)
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On loan to Bramall Hall, Stockport.
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Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Rosewood, marquetry of various woods; silk. |
Brief description | Work table, rosewood with marquetry, England, 1840-60 |
Physical description | Work table, rosewood. Decorated with marquetry of various woods (Tunbridge Ware). The top inlaid with a bird and floral designs on small panels of light wood, cubes arranged in oblong panels. Front decorated with butterflies within mosaic borders, sides similarly decorated. Below top a receptacle with sloping sides within a framework of rosewood pulls out. Shaft has chamfered inlaid angles and rests on a base with curved sides and scrolled feet. Top fitted with small compartments with lids padded and covered with red silk, the receptacle for silks etc. covered with same material. |
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Credit line | Given by H.M. Queen Mary |
Summary | On loan to Bramall Hall, Stockport. |
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Accession number | W.31:1, 2-1929 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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