A George III Provincial Painted Oak Farmhouse Spoon Rack c.1780 sub-Art & Sculpture artist or framers but this

artist or framers but this has long since been absent

the third is a ticket from Richardson & Griffiths from London with prices verso and the fourth is a leaf shaped calf leather tag reading ‘From Groote Schuur Cape Town’

Jean De Buffet

As only the wealthy could afford timepieces it was not wholly surprising that Victorian children would arrive at school at different times

A George III Provincial Painted Oak Farmhouse Spoon Rack c.1780 sub-Art & Sculpture artist or framers but thisOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Width: 12. 5 Height: 21. 5 Depth: 5 (all at extremities) The painted oak carcass showing the wonderful original textured surface of Georgian period pistachio green paint, worn thoroughly and consistently with age, having an attractively shaped back to a candle box and knife drawer below with original knob handle, surviving from the last quarter of eighteenth century England. The