A Regency Period Mahogany Serving Table c.1820 sub-Art & Sculpture but because of a legend

but because of a legend that he had once preached to the fish

Pretty soon he was hungry

The style of this work is not dissimilar to the sculptures of Georg Ehrlich [1897-1966] who worked a lot in England and we wonder if he had been an influence on our artist

” serpentine is essentially different from any kind of limestone

A Regency Period Mahogany Serving Table c.1820 sub-Art & Sculpture but because of a legendOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 Height: 35. 5 Width: 54. 25 Depth: 23. 25 (all at top) The handsome Regency period rich mahogany serving table having a single drawer to the frieze with gadrooned ornament, on cabriole front legs, headed with carved acanthus leaves and terminating in lions paw feet to turned tapering rears, the whole surviving in original condition from the first quarter of nineteenth century England.