Georgian period Chemist Apothecary drawers - No1

Georgian period Chemist Apothecary drawers - No1This is a rare surviving piece that we found in an old chemist in Nottingham, England. It dates to the early 19th century and is complete with its original labels. It also has a wonderful patina to the paint which adds to its decorative charm. This multi drawer set would make a great addition to a home for storing all of life's clutter while looking good doing it. The handles are mostly original brass pulls but there are some replacements and where

Kate has had a passion for art for many years studying textiles and fashion while creating experimental artworks in her spare time

Overall condition is very good with no major issues

These beautiful abstract paintings are by York based artist Philip Wiseman

This is why you will see occasionally olive pots that have been stapled as if these broke they were expensive to replace and were often repaired which is a very romantic look back at country life

Originally used on a railway to see around blind corners and would have had convex glass in it

1900 bamboo hall stand in the Chinoiserie manner

Good size making it an ideal everyday chair

Dating to the 18th century this really is very smart

Bishop 1 - Height 165cm Width 59cm Depth 31cm

Height (lowest) 40cm Height (highest) 50cm Diameter of base 13cm

Approx sizes

The square back design with cabriole legs is an ageless shape that sits well in most interiors