A Mid-18thC Mahogany Birdcage Tilt-Top Tripod Table c.1750-60 sub-Religion & Relics and are known as ‘Loggerhead’

and are known as ‘Loggerhead’ owing to their unusually large head

darkened long hair and beard

A comfortable and stylish period piece with masses of style

and later in Macclesfield Street

The wholes prove to be a showcase of British natural history with an exotic twist in the form of the coral itself

A Mid-18thC Mahogany Birdcage Tilt-Top Tripod Table c.1750-60 sub-Religion & Relics and are known as ‘Loggerhead’Origin: EnglishPeriod: George II Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1750 60Height: 29Diameter: 35. 5The solid two piece mahogany tilt top on a rather unusually large box type revolving birdcage mechanism, over a thick ring turned gun barrel pedestal and raised on shaped cabriole legs and pad feet to the original concealed castors, surviving from the late George II period. The table is in good original condition with a good colour and pleasing that it is