Georgian Occasional Round Table With Septarian Marble Top, Late XVIII Century Early XIX Century

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Object description :

"Georgian Occasional Round Table With Septarian Marble Top, Late XVIII Century Early XIX Century"

Round Georgian mahogany occasional table with Septarian marble top.
Known as ‘turtle stone’ because of its turtle shell-like colours and patterns, Septarian Nodule is an ancient marble, formed in the Cretaceous period, 50-70 million years ago. The stone was created when balls of mud dried out and cracked, and the gaps created were filled with Calcite crystals (made up of crushed seashells). The striking yellow colour of the stone is the Calcite, the brown lines Aragonite and the grey is Limestone. Septarian Nodule marble first began to be cut, polished and inset into furniture and decorative art after it was discovered in Oxfordshire, in England.

Price: 1 100 €

Period: 19th century
Style: English Style
Condition: Fully restored in our whorkshop

Material: Mahogany
Diameter: cms 56
Height: cms 69

Reference: 1118964