A Painted Pine Potboard Dresser Base c.1830-40 sub-Architectural & Garden and his father was a

and his father was a good bird stuffer too'

this delightful little silhouette bears the label verso

the box being made at the turn of the century

Holes that appeared in the earth at the gravesite might signal the presence of a vampire

The general characteristics of early-seventeenth-century East Anglian and Home County panellings are simplicity and lightness of mouldings and general refinement of details

A Painted Pine Potboard Dresser Base c.1830-40 sub-Architectural & Garden and his father was aOrigin: English Period: William IV Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Width: 55. 5 Height: 35 Depth: 17. 5 The russet painted pine pot board dresser, with the top section absent, the paint distressed commensurate with age and with a wonderful craquelure, having a characterful thick top over two frieze drawers with original knob handles, to a vacant pot board painted in black, the whole standing on integral block legs and surviving