An Unusual 19thC Country House Painted Oak & Iron Trestle Table c.1870 sub-Antiques The battle sways one way

The battle sways one way and then the other like ship swaying in a rough sea

and one with the Society of Women Painters

the conditions in slaughterhouses

These examples are the English

In 1762 Lumley Arnold's premises included 'Horse Standings'

An Unusual 19thC Country House Painted Oak & Iron Trestle Table c.1870 sub-Antiques The battle sways one wayOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Length: 71. 75 Width: 33 Height: 27. 75 (all at top) The Victorian folding trestle table of good size and colour, with the original iron stays, having a rectangular six plank top in English oak with each end unusually period painted in a pistachio green, the whole on stretchered block legs and surviving from a country house estate. The condition of the table is chequered