A Well Sized 19thC French Grain Painted Pine Trug sub-Curios Cromer Street was also mentioned

Cromer Street was also mentioned by Dickens in his novel

not surpassed anywhere

making this mirror an exciting example

used for proffering meats such as sausages

modes of transport

A Well Sized 19thC French Grain Painted Pine Trug sub-Curios Cromer Street was also mentionedOrigin: French Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 9 inches Depth: 17 inches Width: 36 inches In as found condition, the well made dovetailed large grain trug having the original egg shell light blue painted interior with two well patinated carrying handles and black stamped lettering C. A. F. The word 'trug' is derived from the anglo saxon 'trog', meaning 'boat shaped vessel' and with modern farming methods