An Attractive Victorian Cast Iron & Marble Topped Occasional Table c.1880 sub-Religion & Relics survives from the turn of

survives from the turn of the nineteenth century

invented by Navy Cmdr

Height: 10

350-325 BC by the Greek sculptor Leochares

One of the pilasters has its stylised leaf motif above the mask picked out in green still surviving

An Attractive Victorian Cast Iron & Marble Topped Occasional Table c.1880 sub-Religion & Relics survives from the turn ofOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 90 Height: 29 Diameter of Top: 27 The weathered circular marble top over a wooden stabilising block supported by a shaped and painted cast iron base having naturalistic column with scrolled base to four padded feet, the whole with an attractive patination of rusting and wear to the black paint, surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. The table is stable and