An Unusual George III Oak & Book-Spine Mounted Wall Cupboard antiques rod-mounted on a pair of

rod-mounted on a pair of eighteenth century Neo-Classical Stop-fluted Columns each with a crested scroll capital and a frieze to the base carved with a putto and foliage

One would be hard pressed to find any kind of gallery easel with more panache and quality than this example

How well this piece with its gilding

The painting is decorative as is but could be extensively cleaned

the presence of the poetry making it more of a mixed media artwork

An Unusual George III Oak & Book-Spine Mounted Wall Cupboard antiques rod-mounted on a pair ofOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 80 Width: 24. 5 inches Height: 11. 5 inches Depth: 9. 75 inches (all at extremities) The rectangular oak wall mounted cupboard having a lockable sliding front formed from leather bound book spines with gilt lettering, to include Swifts Works Thomsons Seasons, Churchills Poems and Poetical Tracts, survives from George III period England. The cupboard shows some rather attractive wear