A Large & Wonderful Early Victorian Painted Pine Dairy Table; Ex Lowther Castle c.1840

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A Large & Wonderful Early Victorian Painted Pine Dairy Table; Ex Lowther Castle c.1840Origin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Lowther Castle, Westmoreland, Cumbria Date: c. 1840 Width: 93. 5" Depth: 33" Height: 30. 25" (all at top) The wonderfully original and decorative pale lemon yellow painted pine dairy table of substantial proportions at nearly eight feet long, with a beautifully worn patination to the whole, the semi elliptical front one piece plank top over a frieze with two large drawers with knob handles, standing

Difficult to find in such presentable order

There is some very light looseness to the rod

During trade Rippingille's were always direct with the way they chose to advertise and they continued to associate their product with the global appeal of the Empire and its peoples

articles for newspapers and magazines

the dandy's social

and the interior is neither ripped nor spoiled

championing Serena as a role model

they never guessing who he was

Unlike light

this charming group of nine puppets include Punch and Judy

There has been a hold drilled to both sides of the head at some stage probably to hang it and the cane naturally bends slightly to one way towards its tip

youthful bodies and benign expressions

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