An Early 19thC Continental Painted Pine Bench c.1830-40 sub-Art & Sculpture He was the grandson of

He was the grandson of Bernard Entzensperger who made violins in Vienna

in fact we’d be horrified if any was carried out

and the sentient being

this example of Arts and Crafts craftsmanship is really rather striking

The double hand stitched 1908 - 1912 Oklahoma statehood stars and stripes flag in quality cloth with forty-six stars and thirteen thick red and white stripes is well sized with brass eyelets and ink stamped linen hoist

An Early 19thC Continental Painted Pine Bench c.1830-40 sub-Art & Sculpture He was the grandson ofOrigin: Central European Period: Early Mid 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Length: 59 Width: 10. 5 Height: 17 The painted pine bench showing hues of crusty salmon and russet pink paint, the whole of pegged construction with cut out ends and a one piece plank top with oval shaped ends to an undulating shaped apron, surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The condition is relatively good with the bench still able to be