A Late 19thC Renaissance Revival Carved Limed Oak Sideboard; Ex Maple & Co sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope In the Regency period one

In the Regency period one of the uses of japanning was for ornamental decoration known as penwork

the whole surviving from the early Victorian period in original condition

75 (at widest point)

London SE9

A Late 19thC Renaissance Revival Carved Limed Oak Sideboard; Ex Maple & Co sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope In the Regency period oneOrigin: Possibly Scandinavian Period: Late Victorian & Earlier Provenance: The collection of Charles George Weight, thence by descent & acquired from Maple & Co. Ltd., Bournemouth, October 1946 Date: c. 1870 & earlier Height: 39. 5 Width: 83. 5" Depth: 28 The large late nineteenth century Renaissance style carved and limed oak sideboard or buffet, at almost seven feet long and probably utilising earlier timbers, the moulded top with gallery back above