A Wonderful George III Period Painted Dresser Base c.1780-1790 sub-Decorative Objects Presumably these are Joseph of

Presumably these are Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus respectively

One could speculate that this head could have been once been part of a ventriloquists figure but the automaton mechanism and metal framed structure points to it being used for advertising

There is a crack to the lower right corner of the composition frame but this aside the mirror benefits from a beautifully foxed mirror plate

Shakespeare’s Much Ado aside

being one of many

A Wonderful George III Period Painted Dresser Base c.1780-1790 sub-Decorative Objects Presumably these are Joseph ofOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 90 Width: 59 Height: 33 Depth: 18. 5 The beautiful painted pine and oak carcass at five feet wide, having been dry scraped back to reveal the original tones of ivory and umber painted finish, now distressed commensurate with age, having a two plank oak top over two deep drawers, a central cupboard door and two pairs of lower arcaded door cupboard kennel doors, each with later brass