A Mid-Victorian Painted Pine Trunk c.1860 sub-Art & Sculpture The second and third bottles

The second and third bottles contained variants of Bismuth (Subnitrate and a misturae or mixture) which is found mostly in metallic state as small veins in rocks

each graduating in size and surviving from the early to mid nineteenth century

and probably ushering into the downstairs loo

The mid Victorian chair is revitalised with two tones of paint and then distressed

Lengths: Ranging from 2

A Mid-Victorian Painted Pine Trunk c.1860 sub-Art & Sculpture The second and third bottlesOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860Depth: 19Width: 25Height: 19. 5The attractive inky blue black painted pine trunk having a hinged cover and two iron side handles and newspaper lined interior, the original layer of newspaper dating to 1867, the whole sitting on its original iron castors and surviving from the middle of the nineteenth century. This chunky and well made trunk has some obvious signs of use: there are old