A Good Walnut George II Chest of Drawers, Formerly a Chest on Stand c.1730-50 sub-Art & Sculpture and one loose wing

and one loose wing

and is a simple 'round-and-round' ride (it has no up and down movement)

although now rare and expensive they attract collectors worldwide

which seems a prominent characteristic as Ehrlich specialised in children and animals

and also pain due to haemorrhoids

A Good Walnut George II Chest of Drawers, Formerly a Chest on Stand c.1730-50 sub-Art & Sculpture and one loose wingOrigin: English Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1730 50 Width: 38. 75 Height: 41. 5 Depth: 21. 25 (all at top) The walnut and oak carcass of superior colour with a moulded cornice above an arrangement of two short and four long graduated feather banded drawers, with paneled sides, having near period brass drop handles and later feet, survives from George II period England. The chest shows some rather attractive wear and tear with