A mid 19th century 'cross-section cut' assorted mineral inlaid top set within a Victorian rosewood occasional table
the top 1850-1860
The octagonal shaped top inlaid with assorted marbles in 'cross-section' upon a green scagliola ground, on a baluster shaped octagonal column, with a concave tripartite base terminating in three baluster turned feet, approximate diameter of the top: 58cm; 75cm high.
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A few small chips and typical minor wear to the edges of the scagliola border of the inset top commensurate with age.
Some old worm holes visible to the block immediately above the column.
Losses to segments of the veneer on the tripartite base.