A Fine George III Mahogany Estate Cabinet c.1795

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A Fine George III Mahogany Estate Cabinet c.1795Origin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1790 1800Width: 29Height: 59Depth: 11. 75The sophisticated George III period estate cabinet or cupboard, of appealing proportions, in superb quality mahogany and oak with ivory escutcheons, the whole having twin panelled doors with brass edgings, opening to reveal a comprehensive fitted interior, with further doors having opposing matched veneers concealing pigeon holes above further pigeon

Their coats were then combed and saved to spin into thread on the spinning wheel

the square tapered supports having brass finials with brass drop handles and the base with a moulded top edge having oak lined dovetail jointed drawers with brass ring drop handles

There are no losses or signs of restoration or over-painting

The painted pine stool or small bench showing hues of crusty pistachio green paint to each end

with unusual cast iron and painted oak mask relief decorated front legs

Height: 29” or 17” at seat

This type of art had the immediacy and drama then that movies today have for modern audiences with the most humble of peasants being able to relate to what they saw

Out of all the known makers this figure is most similar to that of Alfre LeMare

The breakers roared

Black Throated

A very decorative example of Regency finery

ornamented cases in which daguerreotypes made in the US and UK were usually housed

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