A Fine Regency Period Mahogany & Ebonised Egyptian Revival Chest of Drawers c.1810 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope And welcomes little fishes in

And welcomes little fishes in

in a watch repairers

With their keen appreciation for style the French introduced the first full-bodied mannequin in 1870

the raised spot on the forehead represents a third eye – a sign of spiritual insight

the whole presented in a later white painted frame

A Fine Regency Period Mahogany & Ebonised Egyptian Revival Chest of Drawers c.1810 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope And welcomes little fishes inOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Purchased from Hill House Antiques, Midhurst, UK. West Sussex, Aug. 1971 for 165. 00 Date: c. 1805 15 Height: 34 Width: 45. 5 Depth: 23. 5 (all at extremities) The Regency period Egyptian revival mahogany bow fronted chest of drawers, the top with outset front angles, supported on caryatid pilasters with ebonised plaster masks and feet, flanking three graduated and cockbeaded drawers with pressed brass