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The year 1708 in England saw the completion of the construction of the new St Paul's Cathedral in London
people would decoupage everything from their purses to their dressers and this screen would have been part of that resurgence
The motifs are more folky and naïve than with other chairs of this type though are obviously stylistically derived from German designs painted on coffers and other items of furniture that the German émigrés painted onto furniture in America
Interior window shutters
small businesses along Brushfield Street
An Early Victorian Period Comb-Work Painted Pine Dresser Base c.1835-45 sub-Macabre- Medicine The year 1708 in EnglandOrigin: 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
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