Merchant House Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.

THE TEAK FOR THIS TABLE CAME FROM THE ADMIRALTY YACHT 'ENCHANTRESS' WHICH WAS BROKEN UP IN 1935 AFTER ILLUSTRIOUS SERVICE, INCLUDING BEING USED BY WINSTON CHURCHILL WHEN FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY.
APART FROM A PLAQUE GIVING THE NAME OF THE SHIP, THE TABLE CARRIES THE RETAIL PLATE OF J E BEALE, BOURNEMOUTH; WHICH WAS, AND STILL IS, A PRESTIGIOUS, AND THE BIGGEST, DEPARTMENT STORE IN DORSET.
THE GLASS TOP IS SCRATCHED WITH USE BUT ORIGINAL, AND STAMPED 'ARMOUR PLATE'
THE FINISH HAS BEEN LEFT AS 'OUTSIDE' CONDITION, BUT OF COURSE COULD BE OILED
69cm (27") HIGH
58cm (23") DIAMETER
Merchant House Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.
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