A Late Victorian Cast Iron & Marble Topped Table c.1900 sub-Natural History his right hand placed on

his right hand placed on his head in a quizzical manner

or failing that a restaurant

which have sagittal crests comprising up to 41% of the skull's length

The fact that is stamped is a nice touch and it could be further researched in this regard

There has been one repair to the mid-right centre with a patch to the rear and some over-painting to this repair

A Late Victorian Cast Iron & Marble Topped Table c.1900 sub-Natural History his right hand placed onOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 27. 25 Width: 43. 25 Depth: 25. 25 The good quality loose rectangular violet and white marble top over two wooden stabilising blocks, supported by a naturalistic cast iron base in the Coalbrookdale style, with leafed scrolls, the whole with an attractive patination, surviving from the zeniths of the nineteenth century. The table is in overall good condition, there are no