A Gorgeous George III Plum Painted Pine Mule Chest c.1800 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope poised to take the name

poised to take the name of the visitor”

survives from seventeenth century England

the work having some similarities to Walsh’s portrait of J

The trunk is probably twenty years younger than the figure but is a decent quality canvas and leather case

With areas marked as still ‘yet unexplored’ these rather unusual pictures hark back to a time where the earth still held some mystery

A Gorgeous George III Plum Painted Pine Mule Chest c.1800 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope poised to take the nameOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 32. 5" Width: 45" Depth: 21" (all at extremities) The George III period pine carcass with a fabulous craquelure period vinegar plum painted finish having a typical mule chest arrangement of two short drawers over a separate blanket chest top with iron strapped hinged lid, having the original ebonised knob handles and oval brass escutcheon, the whole sitting on bracket feet.