A Victorian Painted Pine Shop Counter c.1870-80 sub-Mirrors & Lighting the toga gilded and the

the toga gilded and the grey green paint now distressed commensurate with age

the whole on quadruple square column supports to an `X` stretcher

He corrected his defective elocution by speaking with pebbles in his mouth and prepared himself to overcome noise by speaking in stormy weather on the seashore

This bust is loosely modeled on a plaster cast taken by Hoskins and Grant (formerly Hoskins and Oliver) and “perfected” by William Hackwood

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A Victorian Painted Pine Shop Counter c.1870-80 sub-Mirrors & Lighting the toga gilded and theOrigin: BritishPeriod: Mid Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1870 80Height: 35. 5Width: 60Depth: 21. 25Of desirable proportions, the pine shop counter, showing its original vanilla yellow painted surface now craquelured and distressed with age, having one compartmentalised drawer at the rear with an vacant void to the lower, the front with carved scroll mounts to three fielded panels, the whole sitting on a plinth base and surviving from the