A Decorative Black Painted Occasional or Bedside Table c.1900 sub-Macabre- Medicine each consisting of three parts

each consisting of three parts

The ‘Ruskin Jewel’ is a small blue oval cabochon that was made at the Ruskin Pottery (set up by John Ruskin in 1898) around the turn of the last century

At Feet: 22” square

these mirrors have a beautiful symmetry about them and as such are capable of triumphant decorative impact

000 tons and was equivalent in length to four city blocks

A Decorative Black Painted Occasional or Bedside Table c.1900 sub-Macabre- Medicine each consisting of three partsOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Width: 24. 25 Height: 23 Depth: 17. 75 (all at top) The black painted pine occasional or bedside table showing wonderful original textured surfaces, an earlier pink shade beneath the black, craquelured and worn thoroughly and consistently with age, the drawer with original knob handle, the whole raised on turned faux bamboo type legs, surviving from late Victorian England. The