Wrought Iron Armillary Driftwood Dining Tables By the 14th century it

By the 14th century it had become the largest centre of production of Chinese porcelain

25cm high 15cm diameter

5cm 15kilo

The base measures 120cm x 65cm and will hold a glass top of a maximum 180cm x 125cm

The frame size is 30cm diameter x 30cm high

Wrought Iron Armillary Driftwood Dining Tables By the 14th century itArmillary spheres date back to the ancients, and were certainly used by the 2nd century astronomer and mathematician Claudius Ptolemy of Alexandria. They were mathematical instruments designed to demonstrate the movement of the celestial sphere about a stationary Earth at its centre. 55cm wide x 66cm high