A Decorative 20thC Painted Pine Baluster Pedestal c.1930-40 antiques He was looking to acquire

He was looking to acquire items to perpetuate the memory of Cooper and his arts patronage in Cork

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this very attractive and useful cupboard could easily be wall mounted or sit happily as a tabletop cabinet

Only the hard work and generosity of such men as Richard Martin and Lewis Gompertz saved it from extinction

running from 1603 to 1868

A Decorative 20thC Painted Pine Baluster Pedestal c.1930-40 antiques He was looking to acquireOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 1930 Height: 32. 5 Diameter at Top: 8 tapering to 7. 25 square The very decorative painted pine pedestal having a baluster shaped mid section to a square top and base showing an attractive soft teal green painted finish, worn commensurate with use, survives from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The column is in fair to good overall order, it doesnt show any