An Early 20thC Oak Side Table by Leonard Wyburd for Liberty & Co c.1900 reserved Steger models are of significant

Steger models are of significant historical interest because of their contribution to anatomical teaching from the late nineteenth century to the present day

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and free-standing without bases

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An Early 20thC Oak Side Table by Leonard Wyburd for Liberty & Co c.1900 reserved Steger models are of significantOrigin: BritishPeriod: Arts & CraftsProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900Height: 25Width: 23. 75Depth: 13. 75 (all at extremities)The arts and crafts period side table or tagre, in dark oak, with a galleried top and lower shelf and further under tier, the sides being lattice and bobbin worked with shaped moulded supports, the whole of Moorish type design and designed by Leonard Wyburd for Liberty & Co, London. The whole is remains in good overall original