A Pair of Early 19thC Cast Iron Chimney Tops as Side Tables antiques but it does not come

but it does not come into general use until the 14th century

The figure remains very decorative and essentially sound considering he is so versatile and would have been moved into thousands of different positions over decades of use

There is some expected wear to the paintwork

The interlocking mechanism is in working order

The chair is formerly from the collection of Jools Holland OBE

A Pair of Early 19thC Cast Iron Chimney Tops as Side Tables antiques but it does not comeA Pair of Early 19thC Cast Iron Chimney Tops as Side TablesOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Regency William IVProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1820 40Height: 24. 5The Tops: 18The highly sculptural heptagonal cast iron chimney tops, each with seven pronged spikes now acting as feet, the tops now with cut tempered glass, the wholes re purposed to act as a unique pair of side tables and remaining in original condition from the first half of the nineteenth century. The