A Regency Period Gilded Leopard Monopodia Console Table c.1810-20 sub-Mirrors & Lighting This is a wonderfully early

This is a wonderfully early and hugely interesting piece that one can imagine had to stop a mighty oak door from swinging shut in a dusty grand Georgian manor house

he reduced taxation and also encouraged agriculture

Or fear that Winter will thy nest invade

The fitting has nine bulb sockets on a plate that is separate to the main body and both this plate and the main fitting are designed to be drilled in directly to the ceiling so there are drilled holes for this purpose

with the witches leading

A Regency Period Gilded Leopard Monopodia Console Table c.1810-20 sub-Mirrors & Lighting This is a wonderfully earlyOrigin: English Period: Regency & Later Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 & Later Height: 30. 25" Width: 22. 25" Depth: 11. 25" (all at top) The Regency period gilded leopard monopodia, in the manner of Thomas Hope, having a later faux siena marble composition oval top, the leopard monopodia with carved scrolls, a mask of a maiden to the centre and terminating in a large paw foot, the whole surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century