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Many types of serpentine have been used for jewellery and hardstone carving
the seat on bobbin turned supports
This example is not for the face but was probably used to adorn an architectural element such as a door enclave or a fireplace
Photographs are signed by names such as circus favourite John Strong “Thanks
A Pretty George III Black Japanned & Chinoiserie Decorated Chest of Drawers, Formerly a Chest on Stand c.1750 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Many types of serpentine haveOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1750 70 Height: 36 Width: 41 Depth: 22. 5 (all at top) The eighteenth century black japanned thick pine and oak carcass chest having an oversailing top and the typical drawer arrangement of a chest on stand with three short top drawers with three long drawers under, the whole with gilt and polychrome chinoiserie decoration depicting typical oriental figures, pagodas, animals and
