Table in the Renaissance style; of metal damascened with gold and silver with rectangular breadsided top inset with variegated marble, supported on pierced scrolled end panels carved with foliage and female and satyr heads. Ends rest on three pads, the centre ones linked by a cross-stretcher supporting corinthian columns below a coffered cornice. Designed in the manner of a sixteenth-century Spanish vargueño (cabinet) stand. The end panels incorporate the date 1880 and initials of the original owner, Alfred Morrison, whose celebrated collection was divided between 16 Carlton House Terrace and Fonthill House, Wiltshire. Some details of the design may have been influenced by Owen Jones, who was responsible for the interior decoration of both houses.