A Late 19thC Provincial Black Painted Pine Box Settle c.1880

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A Late 19thC Provincial Black Painted Pine Box Settle c.1880Origin: British, Possibly Welsh Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Width: 47 Height: 39 or 17. 5 at seat Depth: 18 The box hall settle showing a textured black painted pine carcass in the wonderful original paint worn thoroughly and consistently with age, having open scrolled arm rests and a low four panelled back, raised on rectangular supports, the middle seat opening to reveal a useful compartmentalised storage area and the whole

as a pierced work

she was the recipient of the International Photography Awards third prize and in the same year she was awarded the second prize at Prix De La Photographie Paris in two categories

termini and mythological figures

Period: Mid 18th Century

on a naturalistic heavy bronze base

was built in 1937 in inimitable Art Deco style and re-named the Odeon in 1948

heron and other exotic birds amidst flora

Length: 33 inches (at maximum)

holding a paper in his left hand and looking to the left

The ebonised paw feet have some splits which have been repaired

the whole presented glazed in its original gadrooned gilt wood and gesso frame and surviving from Regency period England

Width: 88 inches

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