A Primitively Carved Ebonised Pine Circular Figural Pedestal Table c.1890 sub-Curios Rather than displaying typically dark

Rather than displaying typically dark colours

with the central shell cresting presumably present

These horns belonged to a male plains bison

and it was Chase who was responsible for the distinctive Pan label seen on this example

There is a small hook soldered onto the back of the tray

A Primitively Carved Ebonised Pine Circular Figural Pedestal Table c.1890 sub-Curios Rather than displaying typically darkOrigin: Italian or French Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Diameter at top: 31. 5 inches Height: 32 inches The ebonised pine or softwood pedestal table having a plain circular top on a primitively carved pedestal having a carved stylized figure and acanthus leaf support, standing on four shaped ornate legs with original wooden castors survives from late nineteenth century continental Europe. The table has obviously been in use and