A Provincial Estate Made Chest on Stand Adapted to a Coffee Table c.1700-20 sub-Antiques Photographic portraits were expensive so

Photographic portraits were expensive so the portraits which usually survive from this time are mainly of the gentry and middle classes who could afford them

Suiting those with an interest in Victorian textiles or jewellery this garter could double as a fun fashion accessory

especially the lily

The four bottles in the kit include a c

A Provincial Estate Made Chest on Stand Adapted to a Coffee Table c.1700-20 sub-Antiques Photographic portraits were expensive soOrigin: English Period: Queen Anne George I Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 20 Width: 38 inches Height: 19 inches Depth: 23 inches The beech, oak and pine chest, formerly one part of a period chest on stand, having an unusual arrangement of one long and four short drawers, with four original escutcheons and three pearl drop handles, the other handles nineteenth century replacements, the carcass showing the original dark stained finish now distressed