An Attractive Victorian Stained Pine Bedside Chest of Drawers c.1860-80 sub-Curios the attractive confectionary advertising tin

the attractive confectionary advertising tin for Krema in hexagonal form with all over chinoiserie decoration to each side using entirely greens and yellows

white shirt and black cravat

Ashley and Company

Semple (1993) describes the Black Prison as follows:

"[1] Watts became famous in his lifetime for his allegorical works

An Attractive Victorian Stained Pine Bedside Chest of Drawers c.1860-80 sub-Curios the attractive confectionary advertising tinOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 70 Width: 18. 5 Height: 30. 5 Depth: 18 (all at top) The stained pine chest of bedside table proportions, probably formerly a pedestal from a desk, having an arrangement of four deep drawers, each showing the original turned ebonised knob handles with locks by Hobbs & Co of London, the dovetailed carcass showing a very good colour and patination, the original dark stained finish