An Imposing Georgian Revival Bleached Oak Counter Table c.1885 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The faux wood trick cane

The faux wood trick cane with the handle and ferule both unscrewing to allow the metamorphism to a fully operational camera tripod with telescopic legs

On the underside of the lid is the original trade label which reads “Rogers’s Superior London-Made Water Colors… the great superiority of these colors has been proved by the society of arts having awarded Joshua Rogers their large special prize gold medal”

Henry the ‘Hurricane’ was the antithesis of a likeable

biconical rim moulding with carved acanthus and scroll banding and integral candle sconce spike

An Imposing Georgian Revival Bleached Oak Counter Table c.1885 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The faux wood trick caneOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Formerly the Gift of Miss R. A. Clayton B. A. in 1925 Date: c. 1880 1900 Height: 33 inches Width: 72 inches Depth: 31. 75 inches (all at top) The large and heavily constructed architectural Victorian bleached oak table, in the Georgian revival style, having a boarded drop in top above a frieze with egg and dart frieze moulding to the surmount and a dentilled apron, the front frieze with dual carved