A Very Pretty Early Victorian Japanned Papier-Mâché Pedestal Table c.1840-50 reserved This rare chair is typical

This rare chair is typical of the designs of John Frederick Crace and was probably made for the Royal Pavilion

both in veneer form for cabinetwork and in solid form for such items as chairs

would have held INF

with a further rabbit hanging in the background from a gnarly oak tree

A Very Pretty Early Victorian Japanned Papier-Mâché Pedestal Table c.1840-50 reserved This rare chair is typicalOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Diameter of top: 23. 5 Height: 28 down or 40. 75 up Depth: 13 The attractive early Victorian period black lacquered, gilt and polychrome decorated pedestal occasional or wine table, largely of papier mch construction, The hinged circular top being beautifully painted with a central floral bouquet of flowers to birds, a fountain, and gilt trellis border, on a turned column and