A Large & Rare Early 19thC Bank of 100 Painted Pine Artist’s Supplier Pigment Drawers c.1830

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A Large & Rare Early 19thC Bank of 100 Painted Pine Artist’s Supplier Pigment Drawers c.1830Origin: 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

1874 and it’s locations changed from Temperance Hall

For instance

We know van Meegeren painted in various styles and qualities

and where Campbell's Soup was awarded a gold medal

each of crystalised calcium carbonate orange-hued stone of botryoidal form and vertical orientation

and he was active collecting in the late 19th

Papier-mâché itself became an industry in England in 1772 when Henry Clay of Birmingham took out a patent for its making and as a result produced the inexpensive plastic of its time

it may have been the world’s first dress form

This piece was removed at this time

and batteries for it are readily available

there is also a darker space where one would have found a paper label marrying the picture to a gallery

with further small losses to extremities and the pine back boards are absent

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