Two Early Victorian Painted Pine Pedestal Chests of Drawers c.1840-60

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Two Early Victorian Painted Pine Pedestal Chests of Drawers c.1840-60Origin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 The Larger: 31 h x 19. 75 w x 17 d The Smaller: 31. 5 h x 15 w x 17 d In their beautiful original sea green paint, now timeworn, the near pair of pine chests of four drawers each, formerly being the pedestals for different desks, now acting as side table chests or bedside tables, each with their original ebonised knob handles and surviving from early Victorian period

with a real sense of movement and the workings of the artist’s thoughts

A relatively large number of portraits of Alexander have been found in Egypt

Spookily good fun and ghoulishly decorative

an X-ray department

When Christie's auctioned their collection at Wookey Hole

arms and long hair flanked by knob finials used to reel the tape back in

living at 11 Holford Place Chambers

they have a naïve quality and are perhaps unique

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The late nineteenth century provincially made pine table having an arid dry texture to the black painted surfaces

They set up in 1822 ‘The Northumberland Institution for the Promotion of the Fine Arts

The formalised but nonetheless elegant design and hand-crafted feel is testament to Peach's attitudes towards design – that the creative flair of the artist did not have to conflict with the efficiency of industry

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