An Attractive Walnut & Mahogany Bobbin Turned Occasional Table c.1890-1900 sub-Curios with what would have been

with what would have been an inset label of black lettering on a red ground with gilt border

deep brown backgrounds and any light in the pictures were directed on the artist’s face as we see here

Tommy Cooper was born Thomas Frederick Cooper in Caerphilly

hugely fun with endless possibilities

and the work unframed and apparently unsigned

An Attractive Walnut & Mahogany Bobbin Turned Occasional Table c.1890-1900 sub-Curios with what would have beenOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 27 Diameter: 20 The walnut bobbin table of good colour with a mahogany circular top supported by three bobbin turned legs, surviving from last quarter of nineteenth century England. The table is structurally sound and stable, with the expected surface wear with a good amount of deep colour and patination to the top and to the bobbin turnings at their extremities.