Two Early Victorian Painted Pine Pedestal Chests of Drawers c.1840-60 reserved Inside the box is a

Inside the box is a light bulb and fitting

tiles were often having a red-brown ground and an overlaying design in buff with the Chapter House at Westminster Abbey having one of the most famous of medieval tiled floors

with the shape of the figure emphasised

Height: 13 inches (to include stand)

with remnants of a Great Western Railway label for Paddington Station to one side

Two Early Victorian Painted Pine Pedestal Chests of Drawers c.1840-60 reserved Inside the box is aOrigin: 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