An Anglo Indian carved hardwood Cabinet ebonised They began a successful campaign

They began a successful campaign to dispute Michael Thonet’s patent of 1856 for the production of bentwood furniture

At the time of the proclamation of Haasts Bluff Aboriginal Reserve in 1940

The rectangular top with pierced carved cupboard doors

Barton’s feminine protagonist

Kafka's training and early practice in Vienna during the 1920s and 30s is reflected in the references to the art deco style that continued to inform his work during the 1950s

An Anglo Indian carved hardwood Cabinet ebonised They began a successful campaignThe rectangular top with pierced carved cupboard doors, on molded base with bun feet, with profuse carving Anglo Indian, late 19th century Height: 178cm Width: 122cm Depth: 42cm