An Early Victorian Mahogany Framed Country House Ottoman c.1840 sub-Mirrors & Lighting were made by British sailors

were made by British sailors who were also talented needle workers

to a sea green ground and blue dogtooth border

half figures are used but when they are to be placed on the corners they are carved complete and afterward cut out in the back to fit”

composed of twelve printed gores

“Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy

An Early Victorian Mahogany Framed Country House Ottoman c.1840 sub-Mirrors & Lighting were made by British sailorsOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 Height: 17 Width: 44 Depth: 23 (at top) The large country house ottoman having a padded hinged lid covered with a fragment of Turkish ottoman brocade, the whole with concave sides in a plush teal blue to lower rail and flattened bun feet, the seat lid opening to reveal a vacant storage interior and a pale linen lined interior, and the whole surviving from early Victorian period