A Pair of c.1920s Leather & Pine ‘Walker’s Age’ Octavo Cabinets sub-Antiques Peter became determined to bring

Peter became determined to bring this amazement to the newly founded colonial city of New Amsterdam

whilst the sliding lid bears the name of a certain R

was a huge occasion and four hundred thousand visitors went to London to see the new Queen being crowned

a compartment for charcoal (with a large lump of charcoal)

Themes indicative in this artwork encapsulate jealousy

A Pair of c.1920s Leather & Pine ‘Walker’s Age’ Octavo Cabinets sub-Antiques Peter became determined to bringOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 25 Height: 7. 5 inches (each) Width: 13. 75 inches (each) Depth: 9. 75 inches (each) The two banks of six drawer cabinets comprising of twelve individual drawers having pine and card carcasses brass swing handles and leather clad fronts in green and blue each with alphabetical labelling from A Z, the interiors with patent lock clips surviving from a Boots chemist shop