A Pretty 18thC Continental Black Japanned Work Table c.1790 antiques ‘Beata est anima eius' –

‘Beata est anima eius' – (Blessed is his/her soul')

the heron moves freely

There are no major flaws and the buckle appears to be original

In 1839 Henry Tyzack moved his saw making business from Sheffield to Old Street

and is surprisingly powerful

A Pretty 18thC Continental Black Japanned Work Table c.1790 antiques ‘Beata est anima eius' –Origin: Probably Dutch Flemish Period: Late Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 1800 Width: 17 inches Height: 29. 25 inches Depth: 11. 5 inches (all at extremities) The black japanned pine side table with slender legs united by an x shaped stretcher the top having a hinged lid decorated with a hand painted landscape with a figure and large stone urn upon a lake setting, to an oval reserve opening to reveal a compartmentalized