An Early Victorian Period Painted Pine & Sycamore Dresser Base c.1835-45 sub-Curios the second son of the

the second son of the painter and illustrator Robert Charles Dudley and his wife Amelia

showing traces of paint

5 inches (the whole)

Demand for such trophies was at its highest in the 1920's when several notable artists were working in the field

For over ten years from the mid-1830s

An Early Victorian Period Painted Pine & Sycamore Dresser Base c.1835-45 sub-Curios the second son of theOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1835 45 Width: 75. 5 Height: 28. 5 Depth: 22. 5 The beautifully un touched painted pine carcass and sycamore plank topped dresser base, at over six feet wide, displaying the original painted finish, now distressed commensurate with age, having a thick sycamore top with a shaped gallery back, over two banks of three drawers, each with the original knob handles, to a central fielded