A George III Period Folk Art Painted Book Box c.1800

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A George III Period Folk Art Painted Book Box c.1800Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 2 Width: 7. 75 Depth: 4. 5 The folk art crafted hinged box in the form of a book, retaining the original green and red painted surfaces, now beautifully timeworn, opening to reveal a vacant inner storage compartment, and surviving from George III period England. The box is in good all round condition, with no cracks or damages, with the painted surface un meddled with, and

Less than 200 of the Great Grey Shrikes are thought to visit the UK each year and are more commonly seen in Asia and north Africa

It may benefit from being professionally framed and glazed which we are able to do upon request at cost

It is for this reason we think objects like these only need a drop or two of imagination to transform them into conversation starters or statement pieces to fascinate and delight

Paper Lady with Cape with Ruffled Collar: 7" h x 4

The upholstery is fresh and contrasts well with the carcass lines and the walnut legs

Diameter: 20”

with a final special burial of the Royal Marines mascot dog "Prince" in 1967

The Frame: 17 x 11

having been black painted survive from the middle of the twentieth century

1866 - October 8

Thomas Capper of 43 Bold Street Liverpool

With plumage fairer than the rays

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