The Cleveland House Table

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Furniture. Console Table. The Cleveland House Table. Tatham, Charles Heathcote, designer (British, 1772-1842). Console table with pine monpodium, carved in the form of three dolphins with curling tails, painted and oil-gilded (which may possibly be original to the object), topped with a rectangular slap of Egyptian porphyry. Pine, height 83.6 cm, width 115.2 cm, depth 60 cm, c. 1803. Revivalism.
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