An Early 20thC Painted Pine Chest of Two Drawers c.1900-20 poa-item The sitter has the look

The sitter has the look of a man involved in the arts

survives from the last quarter of the nineteenth century and is presented in superb order

a giant in the beverage world since 1783 has produced mainstay products including ginger ale (1870)

the reverses with painted bronze decoration and registration lozenges surviving from the early Victorian period

The beautifully patinated trio of graduating slate vases

An Early 20thC Painted Pine Chest of Two Drawers c.1900-20 poa-item The sitter has the lookOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 28 Width: 37 Depth: 19. 25 The early twentieth century period pine carcass of unusual proportions, showing the original period aubergine brown and sage green painted finishes, now distressed with age, and having an arrangement of two deep graduating drawers, with the original cup handles and escutcheons to each, the whole sitting on a plinth base. Probably