A Decorative Early Victorian Black Painted Pine Trunk c.1850 sub-Curios bringing their porcelain to the

bringing their porcelain to the market

decorative styles reminiscent of the 1920s for flapper-girls who had grown up

Ned with his favourite cotton reel

Many decks such as this one were published in Paris though the game of tarot was not widely accepted in England until the 1870s when a number of English occultists had begun taking an interest in the tarot

His splendid line work was obscured by the great popularity attained by his stippled prints

A Decorative Early Victorian Black Painted Pine Trunk c.1850 sub-Curios bringing their porcelain to theOrigin: British Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Depth: 19. 5 inches Width: 34. 5 inches Height: 18 inches The black painted pine travelling trunk having a fitted candle box and newspaper lined interior, the first layer of paper dating to 1866, the second to 1914, the trunk with its original strap work iron hinges and lock, with remnants of a Great Western Railway label for Paddington Station to one side, surviving from the