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The condition of the drawing is poor to fair though this is part expected when dealing with a work that is over three hundred and fifty years old
creams and whites with a ring turned top survives from the first quarter of the twentieth century
Height: 45”
and it is from these storage canisters that medicines would have been mixed
an aesthetic of his own that is devoid of the traditional standards of its time
A Good Pair of Early Victorian Golden Oak & Leather Upholstered Library Chairs c.1840-50 sub-Religion & Relics The condition of the drawingOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Width: 21. 5 Depth: 21 Height: 36 or 18. 5 at seat (all at extremities) The well made pair of early Victorian period library chairs, carved in golden oak with fluted tapering legs adorned with acanthus leaves and floral cabochons to good quality front brass castors, the seat and back with gadrooned friezes, the shaped padded back and seat covered, in the original plum