A pair of Victorian oak centre tables, each with moulded stepped border, enclosing tiles painted with the Stirling crest on a bright blue ground between interlaced quatrefoils, within a red and black interlaced Etruscan-style border, on moulded twin trestle-end supports and rounded bar feet joined by a platform stretcher centred by a tile in a moulded surround, 68 x 35¾in. (172.5 x 91cm) (2)

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A pair of Victorian oak centre tables, each with moulded stepped border, enclosing tiles painted with the Stirling crest on a bright blue ground between interlaced quatrefoils, within a red and black interlaced Etruscan-style border, on moulded twin trestle-end supports and rounded bar feet joined by a platform stretcher centred by a tile in a moulded surround, 68 x 35¾in. (172.5 x 91cm) (2)

Lot Essay

These tables, each with a heraldic tiled-panel top in richly moulded borders and tiled stretcher-shelf linking trestle-ends with paired-pilaster supports, are likely to have been commissioned to display works-of-art in the Great Gallery by Sir William Stirling-Maxwell. Each encaustic-tiled top, with 'Etruscan' black and red ribbon-fretted border, displays ribbon-tied medallions with the Stirling family crest. The tiles were possibly supplied in the 1870's by the Campbell Brick and Tile Company of Stoke-on-Trent.
These tables are shown in the photograph of the Entrance Hall at Keir reproduced on page ........ of this catalogue
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