A Swedish Empire Birch Secretaire Chest of Drawers c.1840

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A Swedish Empire Birch Secretaire Chest of Drawers c.1840Origin: SwedishPeriod: EmpireProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840Height: 49. 5 Width: 47Depth: 22 (all at extremities)The exquisitely crafted Swedish Empire birch and birds eye maple wood secretaire chest of substantial proportions and heavy build quality, having a moulded cornice above a shallow drawer with secretaire drawer beneath, the fall opening to reveal an extensive ebonised fitted interior comprising of twenty fitted drawers and one central

4th Baronet (1858-1949)

erman Carver and Gilder’

The original hand painted numbering to the paint-work is wondrous and it is almost certain that the piece was an ecclesiastical one

but it only started back a little

5”Depth: 2”The beautifully untouched half-length portrait in rectangular form of a lady

He was by no means the only man to enter a lifeboat

of Laxfield

as the ground floor plan shows

18 cartes-de-visite (visiting card size) or six of the larger 'cabinet portrait' photographs

The company was taken over by the Board of Education and run by Paul Ryan for the Victoria and Albert Museum as a service

Diameter of Top: 20”

The power and control enjoyed by the Barbary pirates for many decades wasn’t to last