A Good Quality Late 19thC Ebonised Aesthetic Movement Ebonised Gypsy Table by Wylie & Lochhead sub-Curios Colonel Merrill was a giant

Colonel Merrill was a giant of a creature at 280 kg and a giant of a personality

printmaker and engraver

Angels found in graveyards are a symbol of spirituality guarding the tomb and are thought to be messengers between God and man

Her 1880's sign written frontage was still visible across the frontage until recently where it has unfortunately been painted over

evocative of its life thus far

A Good Quality Late 19thC Ebonised Aesthetic Movement Ebonised Gypsy Table by Wylie & Lochhead sub-Curios Colonel Merrill was a giantOrigin: BritishPeriod: Aesthetic MovementProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890Height: 25Diameter: 21The super quality ebonised bobbin side or gypsy table, stamped under for Wylie & Lochhead Glasgow and the number 76318, having a beautifully turned bobbin tripod base to central orb and circular top and surviving from late nineteenth century Scotland. The table is presented in good original condition with no losses to speak of and stands well with merely