An Early Victorian Painted & Stencilled Pine Side Table/Washstand c.1860

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An Early Victorian Painted & Stencilled Pine Side Table/Washstand c.1860Origin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Gwysaney Hall, North Wales Date: c. 1860 Width: 41 Height: 32. 5 at gallery or 29 at top Depth: 21. 5 The decorative pine carcass showing the wonderful original paint being hand painted and stencilled in ivory and scarlet with line decoration and spandrels, consistently timeworn with age, having a faux marble gallery back over two frieze drawers with later porcelain handles, the whole upon turned

what was to become a hugely successful company

looking out to the viewer

either side of a staircase or of course as part an aquatic centrepiece

The front dial is stamped “The Dey Time Register” to one side and “Howard Bros

the whole with fluted and marbleised decoration on a moulded base with banded decoration

worn thoroughly and consistently with age having been used in a potters studio

the whole surviving from late nineteenth century England

They would clean up with a pressure washer if so desired

The designs of the chests are very much post-art deco

Wiltshire around 676 by Aldhelm

The feet have been re-tipped historically at some stage

Each jar could be cleaned with sand solution if so desired to the interiors