A giltwood hall stand

A giltwood hall stand, late 19th century, of architectural form, the arched rectangular back with a laurel wreath to the cornice above an arched mirror plate within a marginal frame, and with projecting console table with a shaped grey marble top and with a single frieze drawer, the whole flanked by fluted pilasters with recesses for sticks to the base, 244cm high, 140cm wide

Provenance: Property from a Private Collection

Condition Report:
Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, chips and losses to gilt surface, also some wear revealing underlying timber in places, This would have originally have had a retaining bar for the sticks - this is absent but the holes to the back are present - some chips and losses in this area The plates have age, with losses and depletions, the surface of the plates is very dirty and this appears to have been barn stored recently , there is an old repaired crack to one side The grey marble top with the usual nicks and chips to the edges and corners The laurel surmount has breaks and signs of previous glued repairs, there are 2 parts detached but present with the lot