A Scarce Black Painted English Oak Shipwright’s Caulking Tool Box c.1880

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A Scarce Black Painted English Oak Shipwright’s Caulking Tool Box c.1880Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 90 Width: 14 Depth: 6 Height: 12 The Interior: 12. 5 wide x 4. 5 deep x 9 high The black painted English oak shipwrights caulking box, displaying an attractive patination to the whole, having the original iron carrying ring handle to one flank, the lockable shaped seat top left unpainted to show the wooden grain, opening to reveal a vacant storage space, and stamped G. F. JACKMAN

1860-80 and later

The Knox name does not appear on any of the objects that he designed for Liberty

It began as a "Modern French" style in England in the 1820s

each graduating in size and surviving from the early to mid nineteenth century

The boot is currently stuffed with 1950s newspaper to help keep its shape

Length: 62

Although both the American and British Enquiries exonerated J

there is some loss to one of the sconces

They may be blazoned as follows:

dancing girls and boxing academies

The Apollo Belvedere

The painting is signed “Ernest Forbes” in the lower right corner in black oiled script and is presented in a simple wooden frame with gilt border