A Victorian Cast Iron Conservatory Stretcher Table Attributed to Coalbrookdale (Circa 1850)

Name: A Victorian Cast Iron Conservatory Stretcher Table Attributed to Coalbrookdale (Circa 1850)
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA927276
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Culvertons

Description

This fine and attractive cast iron stretcher table would most probably have been used in a conservatory, orangery, or garden in the middle of the 19th Century. What's particularly nice about this example, is that it retains its original cast iron top - and if you look underneath (see image) you can see the outline of the original diamond registration mark and the maker's name, which, most probably would have read C B Dale. Due to weathering, the lettering is now illegible but it is a lovely indication of its originality. The table is in good condition with no cracks or breaks to the cast iron and its structure is rigid - however, one of the eight original cast iron bolts that secure the top to the base is missing. We will consult with our specialist about replacing it, although experience tells me he may suggest it's best left alone, as it has been for many years.

Physical Dimensions

Height

70.5cm (27.76")

Width

83cm (32.68")

Depth

41cm (16.14")

Declaration

Culvertons has dated this piece to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA927276

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Description

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The table is in good condition with no cracks or breaks to the cast iron and its structure is rigid - however, one of the eight original cast iron bolts that secure the top to the base is missing.

Culvertons

We will consult with our specialist about replacing it, although experience tells me he may suggest it's best left alone, as it has been for many years.