A George III Period Bleached Oak Chest of Drawers c.1790 sub-Antiques his face is in good

his face is in good overall order as is his body with the most amount of chipping and wear to the hands where he was once holding a pipe

Amongst the fourteen children used throughout there is also an anthropomorphic bear present in some scenes

At its most extravagant

The painted three quarter bust death mask of an African male

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A George III Period Bleached Oak Chest of Drawers c.1790 sub-Antiques his face is in goodOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1790Height: 39Width: 41. 5Depth: 20. 5The George III period bleached oak carcass of large proportions having a typical Georgian arrangement of two short drawers over three long, with the original brass drop handles and escutcheons to each, the whole sitting on bracket feet and displaying a genuine dry bleached oak finish. The condition is lived in and sound. The drawers glide smoothly, the