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The lid opens as intended to reveal the vacant interior
was eventually doomed by the relentless expansion of the nearby urban areas and demolished in 1912
"It was just a job
with a later oak top now serving as a side table or pedestal
as Maestripieri explains
A Painted Pine & Rush Child’s Orkney Armchair by D.M. Kirkness & Liberty & Co. c.1910-20 antiques The lid opens as intendedOrigin: Scottish Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 20 Height: 32 or 13 at seat Width: 21 Depth: 15. 5 (all at extremities) The curved woven straw back with upright supports issuing open arms with scroll terminals, the drop in seat raised on square tapering legs, the black painted whole designed by Reynold Eunson and made by D. M. Kirkness, Kirkwall, Orkney, Scotland, and retailed by Liberty & Co. London, the whole surviving in
