An 18thC Estate Made Plum Painted Pine Cupboard c.1780 sub-Natural History The glazing and case are

The glazing and case are all original and the rest of the composition is very well preserved with expected light wear to the case

slow bramble

1874 and it’s locations changed from Temperance Hall

The ground set in a wonderful deep royal blue going on black and the contrasting guls in teal and peach

comprising of five coloured glass filters (green

An 18thC Estate Made Plum Painted Pine Cupboard c.1780 sub-Natural History The glazing and case areOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780 & LaterWidth: 26. 75 Height: 39. 5Depth: 24. 5The plum painted pine carcass, almost certainly estate made and largely of the Georgian period, retaining its original iron handles to the flanks, to two fielded paneled cupboard doors opening to reveal a vacant interior, the shelves and drawers now lacking, the whole with an attractive patination, to later blocks and brass concealed castors