A Fantastic George III c.1780 Estate-Made Provincial Oak Chest of Drawers sub-Curios and joins Grays Inn Road

and joins Grays Inn Road to Judd Street

His first Murphy design was the B33 and was responsible for such outstanding cabinets as the A40C

as commanders decided the images (many containing naked women)

On his head is a full head of medium length straw coloured hair

decorative pleasures that add immediate Eastern spice and charm to western interiors

A Fantastic George III c.1780 Estate-Made Provincial Oak Chest of Drawers sub-Curios and joins Grays Inn RoadOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1770 90 Height: 36 inches Width: 33. 5 inches Depth: 19 inches Having three graduated long drawers, dummy brushing slide and original iron swan neck drop handles, the whole with later green patination and studded initials 'BP' to the drawer, the oak carcass standing on stile feet. The whole is distressed and has losses throughout, especially to the top which shows a large crack, though