An Early 19thC Painted Oak & Pine Washstand c.1825-35 sub-Architectural & Garden Thomas Child (1839–1906) was a

Thomas Child (1839–1906) was a Scottish minister of The New Church and writer

However one surmises this chair was used from the above

as it did every Saturday

she spent much of her life as the queen’s companion at Osborne House

worn commensurate with use

An Early 19thC Painted Oak & Pine Washstand c.1825-35 sub-Architectural & Garden Thomas Child (1839–1906) was aOrigin: English Period: Late Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 35 Width: 34. 5 Height: 34 Depth: 20. 5 The decorative late Regency period painted washstand, constructed in oak and pine and retaining an exquisite original time worn painted surface, the rectangular top enclosed by a architectural shaped three quarter gallery with elegant swept sides and a central raised crest, originally intended to support a wash bowl and accompanying jug, the