An Early 19thC Painted Pine Blanket Chest; With Memorium Verses for Ann & Thomas Swaby 1824

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An Early 19thC Painted Pine Blanket Chest; With Memorium Verses for Ann & Thomas Swaby 1824Origin: English, Lowth, Lincolshire Period: Regency Provenance: The Swaby Family, and thence by descent Date: c. 1820 Depth: 18. 5 Width: 36. 5 Height: 19. 5 (all at top) The faux birch satinwood and mahogany painted pine blanket chest having a fitted candle box with separate drawer under, and original peacock blue lined interior, with two gilt scripted vellum verses of memorium to Ann and Thomas Swaby of Marsh Chapel, Louth, Lincolnshire and dated to

with the supreme colour

The mahogany is in relatively good order throughout with only minor scuffs whilst the castors are also original to the piece

diminishing the secretion of the gastric fluids

He'd wait a thousand years

The figures are in stable overall order and appear to be unsigned

other materials used in the nineteenth century are copper and brass

An extract of this plant was used medicinally as a cathartic or laxative and as a treatment for dropsy

indicating her profession

and such is the clamour for them at this moment in time this represents a scarce opportunity to acquire one

Von Tamm studied under Diedrich von Sosten and Hans Pfeiffer

The material is in hemp and the design consists of komon – literally meaning ‘small pattern’ whilst the three petal Mon seen on this outfit on the right and left breast and to the rear is the family arms of the individual

Owned by the same increasingly impoverished family until 1991

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