A Pretty George I & Later Distressed Giltwood Stool sub-Architectural & Garden the painted face with glass

the painted face with glass eyes & applied wig

Thomas Richardson of Weaverham in Cheshire

though he is widely regarded as one of the finest copper craftsmen of the arts and crafts period

The rectangular box in beautifully aged walnut with a patina that is full of character

Nor ever fisherman his lonely bark
Anchored beside its shore

A Pretty George I & Later Distressed Giltwood Stool sub-Architectural & Garden the painted face with glassOrigin: English Period: George I & Later Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1720 and later Width: 22. 5 inches Depth: 16. 5 inches Height: 18 inches (all at extremities) The distressed giltwood stool made up principally from c. 1720 George I period elements, standing on four Georgian period ball and claw footed legs, having an upholstered drop in seat, the whole perhaps cut down from a larger stool or piece of furniture, the later carved edgings being