An Unusual Victorian Ebonised Arcaded Wall Cabinet c.1880 sub-Art & Sculpture or should we say Britain

or should we say Britain

This is an early design and the animal handle is unusual

Roger the Raccoon has had a troubled past

dressed in European light armour with a neck plate and a plumed

and having various an maker's or retailer's marks survive from a country estate in late nineteenth century England

An Unusual Victorian Ebonised Arcaded Wall Cabinet c.1880 sub-Art & Sculpture or should we say BritainOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 35 Width: 24. 75 Depth: 4 (all at cornice extremities) The good quality one piece ebonised arcaded wall cabinet, having nine arcaded openings with moulded architectural borders, with a recently added hard felt carded back, the interior with three shelves, one to each level, to a plinth base and corniced top, the whole surviving Victorian period England. The cabinet is in good