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His prints were acquired in the 1920s by the National Gallery
The sides are a little tatty and there is one one-penny sized hole to the mid-lower section and there a handful of areas of thinning showing the base
A classic and timeless piece of Georgian furniture with beautiful legs and a noteworthy top
In largely untouched condition the chairs are worn and supple
Turner purchased paper from Roberson’s to the value of 4s
A George III Mahogany Chest of Drawers c.1780 sub-Decorative Objects His prints were acquired inOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780 1800Height: 32. 25Width: 30. 75Depth: 20 The George III period mahogany carcass of appealing small proportions with a solid overall colour, the caddy top over a typical bachelor type Georgian arrangement of four graduated and cockbeaded long drawers having the original peacock blue paper linings and retaining the original brass drop handles and original planked back, the whole sitting