A Provincial Estate Made Chest on Stand Adapted to a Coffee Table c.1700-20 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage the only condition issue are

the only condition issue are a crack to one side of the face where the join of the front and back meet and a digit to one hand missing

The house was dramatically changed when the second Duke of Sutherland commissioned the famous architect Sir Charles Barry

primitive artifacts

no fairground was complete without its share of Savage- built merry-go-rounds

Charmingly executed with a unique style

A Provincial Estate Made Chest on Stand Adapted to a Coffee Table c.1700-20 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage the only condition issue areOrigin: English Period: Queen Anne George I Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 20 Width: 38 inches Height: 19 inches Depth: 23 inches The beech, oak and pine chest, formerly one part of a period chest on stand, having an unusual arrangement of one long and four short drawers, with four original escutcheons and three pearl drop handles, the other handles nineteenth century replacements, the carcass showing the original dark stained finish now distressed