A Very Good Quality c.1890 Mahogany Shop Counter Display Cabinet by H.Mills Shop Fitter, London sub-Curios slight and wonderfully tactile

slight and wonderfully tactile

The word “ladder” can be traced back to the Old English word “hlæder” which roughly translated means “something that slopes”

Origin: Probably American

Flatters & Garnett Ltd opened a chemists shop at 46

the acanthus leaves to the center top of each leg bring the style and balance to the piece

A Very Good Quality c.1890 Mahogany Shop Counter Display Cabinet by H.Mills Shop Fitter, London sub-Curios slight and wonderfully tactileOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1900 Height: 30. 25 inches Width: 26. 75 inches Depth: 23. 75 inches (at maximum) The heavy quality glazed five sided display cabinet with panelled & mirrored rear door under a moulded cornice, the whole with a further mirrored base having a velvet surround, the solid mahogany carcass enclosing two adjustable fitted glass shelves, with ivorine makers plaque to the lower