A Fine Late Regency/William IV Period Rosewood & Ebonised Side Table c.1825-35 sub-Decorative Objects Enclosing one hundred and one

Enclosing one hundred and one individual specimens of seaweed and algae from the British Isles

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

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A Fine Late Regency/William IV Period Rosewood & Ebonised Side Table c.1825-35 sub-Decorative Objects Enclosing one hundred and oneOrigin: English Period: Regency William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 35 Depth: 17. 75 Width: 21 Height: 27. 5 The good quality rosewood side table having a crossbanded edged top to a compartmentalised frieze drawer with brass escutcheon and mounts, to a very well turned ebonised lower carcass with tapering tulip reeded legs, the whole decorated to all sides, and surviving from the late Regency to early William IV period. The table is