A Good Quality c.1882 Octagonal Victorian Oak Centre Table sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles with ornament largely based on

with ornament largely based on plant forms (as we see here)

It is unknown at the moment how he managed to avoid death

A rather surprisingly decorative piece of vintage German mechanics

The condition of the figure is fair to good

A family in London once had a kitten named Ned and a parrot called Jack

A Good Quality c.1882 Octagonal Victorian Oak Centre Table sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles with ornament largely based onOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1882 Height: 30 inches The Top: 36 x 35. 5 inches The late Victorian oak centre table, having an octagonal top with eight segmented oak veneers, with two frieze drawers below with Hobbs & Co brass locks, the pierced brass bat wing handles with registration lozenges for 28th Marsh 1882, the whole on quadruple square column supports to an `X` stretcher, standing on reeded scroll legs with