A Green Painted Industrial Steel Factory Cabinet c.1935-50 antiques the section is magnificently tactile

the section is magnificently tactile with a smooth finish and the colour and patination very apparent making this an excellent example

There is some pencil annotation to the paint which is hard to decipher but the date of 1845 is clear

The second vessel would have held ferric quinine citrate

who was awarded the Grand Prix of the Exposition Universelle (1889)

often called the "Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament"

A Green Painted Industrial Steel Factory Cabinet c.1935-50 antiques the section is magnificently tactileOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1935 50Height: 39Width: 27Depth: 18The heavy duty steel factory cabinet of rectangular shape, the one piece carcass displaying the wonderful original jade green paint now taken on a superb time worn appearance and craquelure, the doors each with the original handles opening to reveal three internal shelves, the whole surviving from the second quarter of twentieth century England. The