An 18thC Estate Made Plum Painted Pine Cupboard c.1780 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The black painted English oak

The black painted English oak shipwrights caulking box

This example is fairly unusual in that it is made partly in stone

according to the various interpretations of successive artists

Provenance wise we can provide a copy of the export document from The People’s Republic of China of January 2001 to accompany the sale if so desired

An 18thC Estate Made Plum Painted Pine Cupboard c.1780 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The black painted English oakOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780 & LaterWidth: 26. 75 Height: 39. 5Depth: 24. 5The plum painted pine carcass, almost certainly estate made and largely of the Georgian period, retaining its original iron handles to the flanks, to two fielded paneled cupboard doors opening to reveal a vacant interior, the shelves and drawers now lacking, the whole with an attractive patination, to later blocks and brass concealed castors