A Fantastic George III c.1780 Estate-Made Provincial Oak Chest of Drawers sub-Antiques the Orchid family is claimed

the Orchid family is claimed to be the largest plant family with about 30 000 species

the carved bone miniature skull set at an angle showing a full set of teeth mounted upon a stepped ebonised plinth column

or simply used as candle supports in a living area

the bronzed candlesticks fashioned as palm trees with flared sconces raised on circular stepped bases with elephants in attendance and registered lozenge marks to bases survive from the last quarter of the nineteenth century

A Fantastic George III c.1780 Estate-Made Provincial Oak Chest of Drawers sub-Antiques the Orchid family is claimedOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1770 90 Height: 36 inches Width: 33. 5 inches Depth: 19 inches Having three graduated long drawers, dummy brushing slide and original iron swan neck drop handles, the whole with later green patination and studded initials 'BP' to the drawer, the oak carcass standing on stile feet. The whole is distressed and has losses throughout, especially to the top which shows a large crack, though