The triple panel front and double panel ends are elaborately carved in geometric form around central cartouche with the stiles displaying vertical interlocking circular detail complimenting and beautifully framing the panels
As a trio they offer a visual treat for the dining table or sideboard
In a classical urn form the stepped base åÊsupports the flared vase with ribbed rim and is flanked with crested handles
The shaped and rolled crest rail sits atop the sweeping rear legs and gently curve into the side rails
Offered in good antique condition would make a wonderful gift
Antique Lord Bury 3 Draw Telescope by J H Steward London, Victorian c.1870 Altar The triple panel front andStock # LFA1076 This is an early, and fine, example of the famous Lord Bury telescope made by J H Steward, London in the latter part of the 19th century. In very good cosmetic and optical condition, the makers name is engraved both on the first draw tube and also on a brass plaque on the leather clad main barrel. The 40mm objective lens delivers a clear sharp image which is well focused, and all lenses are free from damage. It features a pancratic