A Late Regency Period Painted Pine Side Table / Washstand c.1825-30

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A Late Regency Period Painted Pine Side Table / Washstand c.1825-30Origin: English Period: Late Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 30 Width: 32. 25 Height: 30 Depth: 19 The original painted pine carcass showing the wonderful original line decorated soft pea green paint worn thoroughly and consistently with age, having a shaped gallery back over a single frieze drawer with two brass knob handles, the whole raised on elegant square tapering legs, surviving from late Regency period England. The carcass has a

as it were

probably to advertise tobacco

the body jointed at the shoulders

Diameter at Base: 10”

Popularised by Queen Victoria when she had a passion for all things Scottish

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The colour to the front is darker with the piece probably having positioned in a very light area for many years

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