An Early Victorian Period Comb-Work Painted Pine Dresser Base c.1835-45

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An Early Victorian Period Comb-Work Painted Pine Dresser Base c.1835-45Origin: EnglishPeriod: Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1835 45Width: 72. 5 Height: 34Depth: 24 (all at top)The beautifully time worn and paint splattered comb work painted pine carcass, at six feet wide, having a later one plank top, over an arrangement of three long graduated drawers to each flank, to one short drawer to the centre over a central fielded panelled lockable cupboard with internal shelf, each with largely the original knob

Noel-Antoine Pluche (1688 - 1761)

1910Height: 17

and a hospital for soldiers wounded in the Belgian revolution (1830)

Seemingly the subject here has been jailed and fed to the animals though he seems to have befriended them

5”Width: 18

and he is said to have practised for some time in London

With a berry for an eye

Date: Possibly c

the faces were around two to five feet in diameter

in garter robes wearing

the whole possibly hailing from New Hampshire

the side decoration to include the Queen of spades