Lot 32
32
A LANCASHIRE BLACK PAINTED SYCAMORE OCCASIONAL TABLE
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A LANCASHIRE BLACK PAINTED SYCAMORE OCCASIONAL TABLE

MID 19TH CENTURY

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A LANCASHIRE BLACK PAINTED SYCAMORE OCCASIONAL TABLE
Mid 19th century
With a circular top and ring-turned column with arched legs
28in. (71cm.) diameter, 29in. (74cm.) high
See Illustration
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Lot Essay

This table is impressed 'R. Simpson Maker' beneath the top.
Robert Simpson (fl.1848-1887) worked in Nicholas Street, Lancaster, until 1887 when he formed a partnership with his relative, James Simpson, who had also worked in Nicholas Street sinced 1848 (see lot 32 for a chest of drawers made by the partnership of these two makers).

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