A Good Quality c.1882 Octagonal Victorian Oak Centre Table sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles It is unknown at the

It is unknown at the moment how he managed to avoid death

The pair of plaster of Paris dog figurines of pugs being gilt decorated

A family in London once had a kitten named Ned and a parrot called Jack

This is an elegant and well-balanced Ziegler in a very versatile size in that it could be moved and subsequently fit into any standard sized room with aplomb

A rather surprisingly decorative piece of vintage German mechanics

A Good Quality c.1882 Octagonal Victorian Oak Centre Table sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles It is unknown at theOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1882 Height: 30 inches The Top: 36 x 35. 5 inches The late Victorian oak centre table, having an octagonal top with eight segmented oak veneers, with two frieze drawers below with Hobbs & Co brass locks, the pierced brass bat wing handles with registration lozenges for 28th Marsh 1882, the whole on quadruple square column supports to an `X` stretcher, standing on reeded scroll legs with