A Late 19thC Stained Pine Bank of Twenty-One Drawers c.1890 sub-Natural History and abjured ostentation and display

and abjured ostentation and display in the architecture and decoration of their churches

The glazed pine shadow box case housing four specimens of silk moth (Bombyx mori) surviving from the middle of the twentieth century

A sea batt

marked to the underside with impressed pad mark ‘WS & S’ and the shape number 6706

such birds to slay / that bring the fog and mist")

A Late 19thC Stained Pine Bank of Twenty-One Drawers c.1890 sub-Natural History and abjured ostentation and displayOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890 1900Width: 36Height: 42Depth: 19 (with handles)In good original condition, the stained pine flight or bank of twenty one drawers, each with knob handles, having seven rows of three drawers, consisting of four smaller rows graduating to three deeper rows each with grooved borders, the whole standing on later shepherd castors and surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth