A Large & Rare Early 19thC Bank of 100 Painted Pine Artist’s Supplier Pigment Drawers c.1830 sub-Art & Sculpture being later mounted to a

being later mounted to a block oak stand

until the premises were destroyed by a World War II German bombing in 1941

where Gall's supporter Thomas Forster named the new discipline "phrenology" - meaning 'science of the soul'

Buff Ermine

and remnants of chalk numbering

A Large & Rare Early 19thC Bank of 100 Painted Pine Artist’s Supplier Pigment Drawers c.1830 sub-Art & Sculpture being later mounted to aOrigin: English Period: Early 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 35 Width: 72. 75 Depth: 6 Height: 35 The wonderful and rare Georgian period painted pine bank of artists suppliers or colourmans shop counter drawers of large proportions, the whole of a French green grey overall colour standing at over six feet wide, having the original pine back boards, the frontage with a double cock beaded edging with 100 individual drawers, many with residue of