An Interesting 19thC Painted Pine & Graffitied Clerk’s Desk c.1870 sub-Art & Sculpture 5” wide x 5

5” wide x 5

The elegant and rather unusual mahogany gentleman's towel stand or rail showing a nice patina

In her application for a patent in 1902 Gussie Decker wrote “The object of the invention is to provide a cheap

The frames and glazing are both original to the engravings and are beautifully decayed but still in good structural order

the first submarine being commissioned for the Royal Navy

An Interesting 19thC Painted Pine & Graffitied Clerk’s Desk c.1870 sub-Art & Sculpture 5” wide x 5Origin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Width: 52 Height: 50. 5 Depth: 25 The large for its type, chocolate painted pine clerks desk hailing from mid Victorian England, the whole having elegant ring turned slender legs to two frieze drawers with recessed brass pull handles under a hinged sloping writing surface with galleried back opening to reveal a vacant interior, the double inner lids being both chisel inscribed and