An Early 20thC Painted Pine Lepidopterist's Chest

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An Early 20thC Painted Pine Lepidopterist's ChestOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900, the specimens collected c. 1910 1980 H: 11. 8 inches W: 13 inches D: 7. 8 inches A painted pine chest of four drawers, having knob handles and a skirt base; each drawer white lined with a sliding glass lid, in which are stored a total of 71 actual specimens of moths and butterflies. Examples include various whites, including the Orange Tip, Brimstone, Bath White, and

Period: Nineteenth Century

and is sold ready to hang in a quality wooden frame

narrow feathery leaves and tiny white or pink flowers

manufactured by Northwestern co

how about Mars

Smyth was obviously in real need of the sum

the numerals and imperial graduation marks incised in black on one side

Bible boxes have been used for centuries to house bibles

This bowl was made at the Dryad Handicrafts and Metal Work Company

stars and pine and leaf

around a thousand years before the introduction of Islam

The collection was compiled over several generations and by various people