An Early 19thC Painted Oak & Pine Washstand c.1825-35

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An Early 19thC Painted Oak & Pine Washstand c.1825-35Origin: English Period: Late Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 35 Width: 34. 5 Height: 34 Depth: 20. 5 The decorative late Regency period painted washstand, constructed in oak and pine and retaining an exquisite original time worn painted surface, the rectangular top enclosed by a architectural shaped three quarter gallery with elegant swept sides and a central raised crest, originally intended to support a wash bowl and accompanying jug, the

By the time this outfit was made

are perfectly adapted to life in the trees and rarely descend to the ground

having one piece turned front elongated legs

and thus focused on the ordinary rather than the ideal

rattan and reed

The well-modeled figure of a gnarled and aged hunchback

The Welsh Board of Health in Cardiff opened in 1938 until 1964 when the building became the home of the National Assembly for Wales

although not all

the only difference being that our work is essentially just flipped horizontally with the sitter facing sinister rather than to dexter

the octagonal shaped work box fitted with a hinged lid enclosing a compartmentalised interior above a shaped apron and turned trumpet shaped column terminating in a platform base and four scroll feet

Almost certainly used at a medical school by a professor

possibly even a little earlier

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