A Wonderful Early 19thC Cornish Painted Pine Glazed Housekeeper’s Cupboard c.1810-30 sub-Decorative Objects The condition is relatively good

The condition is relatively good on both benches

there were also 'Continent tableaux wagons' introduced in 1877 whereby each wagon had a country designated to it as its theme

but it is more aesthetic than structural and thus remains stable

Only in Cambridge would 'May Week' actually be two weeks in late June which is a round-a-bout 'week' of boat racing

A Wonderful Early 19thC Cornish Painted Pine Glazed Housekeeper’s Cupboard c.1810-30 sub-Decorative Objects The condition is relatively goodOrigin: Cornwall, England Period: George III Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 30 Width: 53. 5 Height: 75. 75 Depth: 19 (all at cornice) Of beautiful proportions and originality, the two part black painted pine carcass with the original finish now distressed and craquelured commensurate with age, the whole with a pair of astragal glazed doors bearing the original glass, opening to reveal a shelved pea green interior, under a ripple moulded