CIRCA 1815, THE DESIGN ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM ATKINSON

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A REGENCY LATER WHITE-PAINTED OAK WASHSTAND TABLE
CIRCA 1815, THE DESIGN ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM ATKINSON
Lacking a top, above a gothic panelled frieze on cluster column legs with sunken brass castors, legs repaired, the underside stencilled with the letter 'P' (three times), losses, later decorated
26 in. (66 cm.) high; 49 in. (125 cm.) wide; 24 in. (61 cm.) deep

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Lot Essay

The wash-stand table, with cluster-columned pillars, is designed in William Atkinson's robust baronial antique gothic fashion, and matches one displayed in Scone's Queen Victoria Suite (J. Jauncey, Scone Palace, 2003, p.38).

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