A Wonderful c.1850s Black Painted Cello Case; R.Macleay Esq. by S.A.Forster Soho Sq. London

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A Wonderful c.1850s Black Painted Cello Case; R.Macleay Esq. by S.A.Forster Soho Sq. LondonOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Height: 51 Width: 19 Depth: 13 Designed to be portable, yet strong, the black painted cello case formerly of the estate of a certain R. Macleay whose name is painted in the original painted lettering, with an older owner, whose name is undecipherable beneath it (C. N. Ba??), the whole retaining the original fitted interior with turquoise blue felt lining, turned stays for the

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