A Mid-Victorian Painted Pine Trunk c.1860 sub-Macabre- Medicine There is a hole to

There is a hole to plaster neck base and it is signed and numbered ‘22’ and marked ‘m24ktgp mid terran’

largely Italianate

Origin: ItalianPeriod: Early 19thCProvenance: Ex Charles Crodel (1894-1973)Date: c

Diameter: 3 inches (the base)

the group surviving from the last quarter of the eighteenth century and possibly of Jamaican origin

A Mid-Victorian Painted Pine Trunk c.1860 sub-Macabre- Medicine There is a hole toOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860Depth: 19Width: 25Height: 19. 5The attractive inky blue black painted pine trunk having a hinged cover and two iron side handles and newspaper lined interior, the original layer of newspaper dating to 1867, the whole sitting on its original iron castors and surviving from the middle of the nineteenth century. This chunky and well made trunk has some obvious signs of use: there are old