A Whimsical 19th Century Mahogany & Ebony Inlaid Bow Fronted Chest of Drawers sub-Curios derive from deer reared on

derive from deer reared on The Duke of Bedford`s estate at Woburn Abbey

which have some wear but are still attractive and most importantly being clearly decipherable

This bowl was made at the Dryad Handicrafts and Metal Work Company

tile making first became an industry in Britain in the thirteenth century and were often laid in repeated patterns or in two or fours to form large patterns

and later became known as the ‘Brabant Fauvists’

A Whimsical 19th Century Mahogany & Ebony Inlaid Bow Fronted Chest of Drawers sub-Curios derive from deer reared onOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 Height: 41 inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 20 inches (at maximum) Beautifully proportioned, the chest, with ebony inlaid frieze above two short and three long drawers sitting on French splayed bracket feet with attractively shaped aprons to the sides and centre. The cock beaded and cedar lined draws glide smoothly whilst the handles and brass inserts are all original; in fact the piece