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First concrete pour for the Buxton multi-use pathway from the Cape Hatteras Light Station to N.C. Highway 12 03-13-2024
Some fantastic images from our multi-day trekking holidays. For more information take a look at trekking holidays
Loch Sheldrake: A car overturned in front of Vacation Village.
Hatzolah and FD on scene with a Five vehicle Mva involving a overturned vehicle, They requested A Medevac on standby due to reports of the occupants trapped in the vehicle.
A total of five people injured suffered only light injuries the Medevac was canceled.
The NYSP was conducting an investigation into the cause of the crash.
{NYBuff.org News Desk - Catskills Division}
Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts
Wood, mahogany and other woods, metal fittings, fabric, baize
Accession number:
F156
Notes:
Printed paper label stuck underneath table - "Pitt & Scott Ltd, London, Paris & New York, London Depository, New Golden Acre Depositories, Goodinge Rd., London N.7 - Name: ALLPORT (hand written), No: 15 (hand written), World-Wide Removal Service".
History note:
Originally any small table served as a surface for various activities such as writing or playing cards. But by the 18th Century furniture makers were designing furniture for specific purposes to meet the needs of a more educated and sophisticated society. This table is a superb example of the craftsmanship and ingenuity of 18th Century designers - one small table unfolds to provide specially designed tables for 5 different activities!
Indexed in:
This table was featured on the ABC's Collector's programme, Episode 33, shown Nationally on 03/11/05.
Summary:
Multi-purpose table: side table; tea table; card table; games table; reading stand. The table has three tops which fold one on top of another to form a small side table. The table tops are shaped with square projecting corners to accommodate candle sticks. The card table is covered in green baize, and the games table is inlaid with different coloured woods to provide for playing Chess and Backgammon. The table has five legs with one which swings out to provide a support for the table tops when they are opened out. A triple action hinge and adjustable support allow the table to have a flat surface no matter which top is in use. The two front legs are cabriole, with carved decoration of acanthus leaves and blue-bell drops, and ball and claw feet. The other three legs are plain with round pad feet. The body of the table contains an adjustable reading stand, and incorporated into the left hand side of the table is a small drawer which swings out, and provides several small wells to house different game pieces.