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FUR-0002 — Extending dining table, dining room

FUR-0002 Extending dining table, dining room

Catalogue record

Catalogue IDFUR-0002
NameExtending dining table, dining room
TypeDining table
Room / locationDining room
Probable period / styleVictorian, mid to late nineteenth century (not checked)
What the dating rests onRounded ends on turned, reeded legs, the usual form of a Victorian extending mahogany table; judged from the photographs only.
Visible featuresLong table with rounded ends on turned legs; usually laid with a lace runner, candelabra and cut-glass bowl.
Photographs showing it4
StatusIdentified from photographs in the wayback image archive; the object itself has not been examined.

Seen in 4 photographs

Extending dining table, dining room in photograph GHF-P1-060

GHF-P1-060 — Great House Farm photograph set, Part 1, image 60

Where it appears: x 0, y 302, 680 × 417 px of 716 × 720 px (0–95% across, 42–100% down)

Extending dining table, dining room in photograph GHF-P1-109

GHF-P1-109 — Great House Farm photograph set, Part 1, image 109

Judged same item: Same table setting (lace runner, candelabra, cut-glass bowl) in front of the display cabinet.

Where it appears: x 0, y 446, 612 × 273 px of 720 × 720 px (0–85% across, 62–100% down)

Extending dining table, dining room in photograph GHF-P1-026

GHF-P1-026 — Great House Farm photograph set, Part 1, image 26

Judged same item: Same room as p1-109 (the display cabinet behind it), same rounded end and turned legs.

Where it appears: x 0, y 335, 503 × 205 px of 720 × 541 px (0–70% across, 62–100% down)

Extending dining table, dining room in photograph GHF-P1-058

GHF-P1-058 — Great House Farm photograph set, Part 1, image 58

Judged probably the same item: Same pink-walled room and doorway as p1-060.

Where it appears: x 357, y 475, 329 × 244 px of 687 × 720 px (52–100% across, 66–100% down)

Learn more: how this entry was made

Each photograph was examined by eye. Each distinct piece of furniture gets one entry. Two sightings are merged only where the room, the setting and the piece itself agree; the reason is stated for every merged sighting. Period and style are judgements from the photographs and are marked not checked.

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