A Gorgeous George III Plum Painted Pine Mule Chest c.1800 sub-Antiques Glycerine is a pharmaceutical 'carrier'

Glycerine is a pharmaceutical 'carrier' base for making pills

Printed on nineteenth century wove paper the chromolithographs are all in good order with strong colour

Described by Dario Maestripieri as being the sort of thing we think of when someone says "monkey"

Base Width: 11 inches

There is a loose postcard included in the album that reads to the reverse ‘These cards were my grandmothers (Lily)… John” though it is not dated but is probably mid-20thC

A Gorgeous George III Plum Painted Pine Mule Chest c.1800 sub-Antiques Glycerine is a pharmaceutical 'carrier'Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 32. 5" Width: 45" Depth: 21" (all at extremities) The George III period pine carcass with a fabulous craquelure period vinegar plum painted finish having a typical mule chest arrangement of two short drawers over a separate blanket chest top with iron strapped hinged lid, having the original ebonised knob handles and oval brass escutcheon, the whole sitting on bracket feet.