A Handsome William IV Oak & Mahogany Pembroke Table c.1835 sub-Decorative Objects and he is buried in

and he is buried in Putney Vale Cemetery London

but overall the pair are still in good general order

and all with several cotton thread attachments survive as a group

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A Handsome William IV Oak & Mahogany Pembroke Table c.1835 sub-Decorative Objects and he is buried inOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 26. 75 Width: 23 or 39. 75 when leaves raised Depth: 35. 5 The mahogany and oak Pembroke table having two d shaped leaves of good colour, the friezes with ebony stringing, the whole bearing a single drawer with dummy drawer to the reverse, the whole on ring turned oak legs survives from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The table has several marks to the top,