A Late 19thC Painted Pine Bank of Drawers c.1900 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews (which is actually quite nice)

(which is actually quite nice) there is some damage (cracking) to the base with an old amateur repair

Howard and Sons were such an important company that they collaborated with Gillow on several important projects and may have even manufactured pieces of upholstered furniture for Gillow as well as other important makers such as Maple and Co

including a two-part tinplate bridge

A mottled purple gloss'd with green

for positioning either side of an entrance way

A Late 19thC Painted Pine Bank of Drawers c.1900 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews (which is actually quite nice)Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Width: 75 Height: 35 Depth: 22 The beautifully un touched painted pine carcass displaying the original black painted finish, now distressed commensurate with age, having a rectangular top, fitted with six graduating drawers, each with the original pressed metal cup handles, the whole with remnants of paper labels, probably from a workshop setting and standing on a moulded