A Profusely Inlaid Octagonal Papier-Mâché Work Table c.1850 sub-Antiques with general sunlight fade to

with general sunlight fade to the colours

In very good condition

The Windsor chair is recognised as one of the classics of English country furniture While it is thought that the name of the English Windsor chair derives from its creation in the Windsor area

the lift-off flat frame

With no buyer coming forward the works were advertised for sale during March 1904

A Profusely Inlaid Octagonal Papier-Mâché Work Table c.1850 sub-Antiques with general sunlight fade toOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 55 Height: 30. 75 inches Diameter: 16 inches (the top) The japanned papier mch work table profusely inlaid in mother of pearl and gilded with scrolls, the octagonal shaped work box fitted with a hinged lid enclosing a compartmentalised interior above a shaped apron and turned trumpet shaped column terminating in a platform base and four scroll feet The table remains in fair to