A Large Early Victorian Painted Pine Pot-Board Dresser Base c.1850-70; Ex The Lodge House sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope NB: the shell shade does

NB: the shell shade does get hot when the lamp is on so care is needed when adjusting

There are small chips and abrasion marks to the gilding in all areas giving the piece its appealing decorative feel

We like it this way

We believe the piece has been crafted from two separate belouch carpets

A Large Early Victorian Painted Pine Pot-Board Dresser Base c.1850-70; Ex The Lodge House sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope NB: the shell shade doesOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: The Lodge House, RSPB, Sandy, Bedfordshire Date: c. 1850 70 Width: 94. 5 Height: 34 Depth: 28 The very well constructed good thick deal pine dresser base, showing the white paint, distressed commensurate with age, having a characterful thick and well worn scrub top over three deep frieze drawers with ebonised knob handles, to a charcoal pot board, the whole at almost eight feet long and standing on