A George III Painted Pine Bedside Commode c.1780

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A George III Painted Pine Bedside Commode c.1780Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 30 Width: 19. 5 Depth: 18. 5 The pretty George III painted pine bedside commode or nightstand, having a shaped galleried top with cutout handles, over two cupboard doors with brass handles, one with a pair of dolphins, to a pull out commode drawer, the whole in the original vermillion red paintwork with concentric circles and line decoration and surviving from the third

and rebirth

the colours of red and gold also came to signify generosity and military strength

High Wycombe

The Lines family produced high quality rocking horses for almost a century

in bold ivory script over a stunning indigo blue ground and with a pointing hand or manicule

or simply as a sculptural planetarium of sorts

(Lord Forteviot) and Thomas "Tommy" Dewar (Lord Dewar)

For most coprolites

and are known as ‘Loggerhead’ owing to their unusually large head

to aid the selecting of an appropriate hat in a milliners shop

this little box could have been used as a locket

John the Baptist on the left holds a cross