Antique Early 19th Century French Provincial Farmhouse Fruitwood Serving Kitchen Table 1820 Drawings & Prints The coffer having a hinged

The coffer having a hinged top with 'breadboard' ends

There were very few clock-makers on the Orkney Islands at this time

The Maritime Museum in Greenwich

as they document early buildings and communities and scenes like this one

who was one of the main painters of porcelain at KPM and frequently produced portraits of other famous artists of the day

Antique Early 19th Century French Provincial Farmhouse Fruitwood Serving Kitchen Table 1820 Drawings & Prints The coffer having a hingedA good early 19th century French farmhouse country fruitwood table, circa 1820. The table made from fruitwood and having a overhanging three plank top, the table is fitted with two deep substantial drawers, one to the front and one on the right end of the table. The drawers having the original polished brass knobs with a polished brass rosette backplate, the table is of dowelled & joined construction throughout. Raised on tapered legs, the table