Lot 593 , Charles Edward Hoston, Lamb of Manchester. An Aesthetic period inlaid coromandel and rosewood occasional table, W.1ft 8in. H.2ft 2in.

Charles Edward Hoston, Lamb of Manchester. An Aesthetic period inlaid coromandel and rosewood occasional table, the hexalobed top with copper, brass and shell inlaid foliate design, over an ornately pierced and swagged underframe, stamped J. Lamb Manchester 51600, ex Fine Art Society, W.1ft 8in. H.2ft 2in.
Estimate £400-600

This table came as part of a consignment that was housed in a warehouse where there was a fire, as a result, although not directly burnt, it does suffer some damage, principally the top has bubbling to the varnish throughout, the inlay and veneer below all looks to be undamaged, there is a hint of a split to one of the lobes running approx 2 inches into the top, under frame, would benefit from a light polish but otherwise looks to be in good order.


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Sold for £9,600