A Wonderful Early 19thC Cornish Painted Pine Glazed Housekeeper’s Cupboard c.1810-30

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A Wonderful Early 19thC Cornish Painted Pine Glazed Housekeeper’s Cupboard c.1810-30Origin: Cornwall, England Period: George III Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 30 Width: 53. 5 Height: 75. 75 Depth: 19 (all at cornice) Of beautiful proportions and originality, the two part black painted pine carcass with the original finish now distressed and craquelured commensurate with age, the whole with a pair of astragal glazed doors bearing the original glass, opening to reveal a shelved pea green interior, under a ripple moulded

A green flag featuring a harp was an older symbol of the nation of Ireland

5 inches x 3 inches

and the body constructed of a combination of paper maché

with only a handful of small pockets of rust

with it being part of a larger composition (

and Tibet at altitudes of 10

and for his erotic works

‘300 Gold Medals & Diplomas’ and the Royal Warrant

this is a good chance to acquire an original period fitting

The field dominated by two central and heavily stylized medallions picked out in banana yellow on a deep green ground

Depth: 14 inches (base)

dressed in the uniform of a Belgian lieutenant-general