A Diminutive Mahogany Table by Spillman & Co of London c.1920-30 sub-Religion & Relics The painting remains uncleaned and

The painting remains uncleaned and the rough-hewn oak edges of the panel are on show

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A Diminutive Mahogany Table by Spillman & Co of London c.1920-30 sub-Religion & Relics The painting remains uncleaned andOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1920 30Depth: 16Width: 28. 75Height: 16. 75Of unusually small and low proportions the mahogany side table with long frieze drawer and knob handles, bearing ivorine label 'Spillman & Co., St. Martins Lane, London' to the inner drawer, standing on tapering legs and surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century London. The table is structurally sound and all intact. We cannot find a