Two Early Victorian Painted Pine Pedestal Chests of Drawers c.1840-60 sub-Mirrors & Lighting and natural foxing and spotting

and natural foxing and spotting to the glass which is very attractive with varying degrees to each as photographed

This is the second work we have managed to acquire by the artist

Liberty’s were sceptical of the rhino but it became a “best seller” and subsequently formed the Omersa logo

Period: George IV

Mealy Amazon / Cordon-Blue

Two Early Victorian Painted Pine Pedestal Chests of Drawers c.1840-60 sub-Mirrors & Lighting and natural foxing and spottingOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 The Larger: 31 h x 19. 75 w x 17 d The Smaller: 31. 5 h x 15 w x 17 d In their beautiful original sea green paint, now timeworn, the near pair of pine chests of four drawers each, formerly being the pedestals for different desks, now acting as side table chests or bedside tables, each with their original ebonised knob handles and surviving from early Victorian period