A Seventeenth Century Carved Oak Panel sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Only a few teeth are

Only a few teeth are immediately visible

The sketch is a snapshot of the performer when not performing: we view her voyeuristically

The set is only missing numbers eight and nine

a compartment for charcoal (with several charcoal sticks)

The parquetry ruled silver top sits ever so slightly warped on its collar but

A Seventeenth Century Carved Oak Panel sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Only a few teeth areOrigin: English Period: Restoration Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1670 Height: 7. 5 inches Length: 43 inches Depth: 0. 5 inches A large, richly coloured and ornamental oak panel, hand carved in a guilloche pattern with a two continuous bands intertwining around boldly carved flower heads, with lyre shaped motifs at intervals running along the lower edge. This panel is likely from a seventeenth century bed, or possibly a court cupboard, and the design