A Very Decorative Black Painted Pot Cupboard c.1900

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A Very Decorative Black Painted Pot Cupboard c.1900Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Width: 15. 5" Height: 29. 5" Depth: 11. 5" (all at top) The black painted pine pot cupboard or side cabinet, having a typical long panelled cupboard door with an unusual brass clench fisted handle, opening to reveal one shelf, below a semi elliptical overhanging top, the original black and gold highlighted finish, in the aesthetic movement manner, now distressed commensurate with

He became the most celebrated of Victorian England's animal painters and is perhaps best known for the lions in Trafalgar Square

Once used to prepare meals

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which had become common at the end of the eighteenth century

bowling pins and other materials in the grave of an Egyptian boy dating to 3200 B

In battle since the 1930s

The ebonised frame and carved legs are in good strong and sturdy order with little movement

In Roman mythology they were known as the Gratiae

London's first mainline railway terminus

The condition of the box is good with no loss or damage to the decoration and the hinges in fine order

The signature to this picture is quite large and we can discern some letters but the whole remains tantalizingly out of reach

The earliest illustrations known of spinning wheels come from Baghdad in 1237 and China in around 1270 with Europe at c