A Charming George II Provincial English Oak Chest of Drawers c.1740-60 sub-Curios the well travelled stained pine

the well travelled stained pine now evocatively chipped and worn

The bun feet have had some work to them and she is a little wobbly on her feet but all the feet are original

Bowls historians believe that the game developed from the Egyptians as one of their pastimes was to play skittles with round stones based on artefacts found in tombs dating to circa 5

the reverse stamped Siegel Paris survives from early twentieth century Paris

Depth (with Head): 11

A Charming George II Provincial English Oak Chest of Drawers c.1740-60 sub-Curios the well travelled stained pineOrigin: English Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1740 60 Width: 28. 5 inches Height: 41. 75 inches Depth: 18. 5 inches (with handles) The provincial period oak carcass of desirable proportions and beautifully aged patination having an unorthodox arrangement of four short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers with turned knob handles and unusual moulded oak escutcheons, standing on bracket feet surviving from mid eighteenth century