An Unusual Victorian Ebonised Arcaded Wall Cabinet c.1880 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and was buried at West

and was buried at West Norwood Cemetery

whatever their religious beliefs

This kind of bier was pulled by the bearers when the mourners were unable to afford the more luxurious and expensive horse drawn hearses

mischievous boy in the throes of undressing himself

An Unusual Victorian Ebonised Arcaded Wall Cabinet c.1880 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and was buried at WestOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 35 Width: 24. 75 Depth: 4 (all at cornice extremities) The good quality one piece ebonised arcaded wall cabinet, having nine arcaded openings with moulded architectural borders, with a recently added hard felt carded back, the interior with three shelves, one to each level, to a plinth base and corniced top, the whole surviving Victorian period England. The cabinet is in good