A 17thC Dry Oak Charles II Period Side Table c.1680 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles He met with little success

He met with little success

it became Gildea and Waler (1881-85)

Depth: 22” (all at extremities)

The piece doesn’t show any evidence of repairs or particular damage other than some rusting and slight bending to the rim

also in Barnsley both in 1874 and lastly to the Masonic Hall

A 17thC Dry Oak Charles II Period Side Table c.1680 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles He met with little successOrigin: English Period: Charles II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1680 Height: 29. 75 Width: 42 Depth: 25. 5 The seventeenth century oak side table having a three plank top with chip carved frieze above gun barrel and incised turned legs to block feet and conforming stretchers, the whole in beautifully dry aged condition, surviving from Charles II period England. The table shows an old split to the front right section though it remains stable and tight.