A Late Victorian Cast Iron & Marble Topped Table c.1900 sub-Curios It could of course be

It could of course be restored if so desired but as stands it represents the natural decay and wonderful elegance that comes with faded grandeur

with the original horsehair and innards having been retained

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The playful and intellectual nature of trompe l'oeil is the artistic ability to depict an object so exactly as to make it appear real

Showing the famous Coca-Cola logo to the center in the wonderful Spencerian Script font type the pressed steel circular ‘button’ shaped sign is unrestored and in original condition that would have perhaps hung at a gas station in the USA

A Late Victorian Cast Iron & Marble Topped Table c.1900 sub-Curios It could of course beOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 27. 25 Width: 43. 25 Depth: 25. 25 The good quality loose rectangular violet and white marble top over two wooden stabilising blocks, supported by a naturalistic cast iron base in the Coalbrookdale style, with leafed scrolls, the whole with an attractive patination, surviving from the zeniths of the nineteenth century. The table is in overall good condition, there are no