A Scarce 17thC Welsh Oak & Pine Farmhouse Scullery Table c.1640-60 sub-Curios Remember by Christina Rossetti

Remember by Christina Rossetti

By rotating the box two complete turns anti clockwise the sand fills a reservoir and the sand then falls onto the wheel and drives a series of gears by means of which the acrobat performs his tricks

It is still effective for the removal of certain drugs such as acetaminophen from the body

…“The seated mannequin is destined to inhabit rooms

A Scarce 17thC Welsh Oak & Pine Farmhouse Scullery Table c.1640-60 sub-Curios Remember by Christina RossettiOrigin: Welsh, Probably Carmarthanshire Period: Carolean Stuart Cromwellian Restoration Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1640 60 Width: 71 Depth: 35 Height: 29. 5 (all at top) The rare and principally seventeenth century oak and pine scullery table with a beautifully dry aged patination to the whole, the loose (possibly eighteenth century) flippable pine plank top having very unusual hexagonal groupings of pegs in its construction, bearing a huge drawer