A Pair of c.1920s Leather & Pine ‘Walker’s Age’ Octavo Cabinets

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A Pair of c.1920s Leather & Pine ‘Walker’s Age’ Octavo CabinetsOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 25 Height: 7. 5 inches (each) Width: 13. 75 inches (each) Depth: 9. 75 inches (each) The two banks of six drawer cabinets comprising of twelve individual drawers having pine and card carcasses brass swing handles and leather clad fronts in green and blue each with alphabetical labelling from A Z, the interiors with patent lock clips surviving from a Boots chemist shop

The finely moulded Bois Durci mourning picture frame with neo-classical motifs including urns flanked by two winged putti in high relief

Length: 12 inches

which assisted to carry the shelf

of which our images cannot do justice

The chairs' 'strong chamfered' gothic legs correspond to those of the 'plain' standard pattern chair introduced for the House of Commons in the 'New Palace of Westminster' fashion in 1849 by the architect A

among them a knighthood in 1907 and died at Budleigh Salterton on 31 March 1914

costing from $25 to $100 each for a circus last winter

red and amber

while the redness of the now raw flesh on his legs

Soon Ostend became known as "The Queen of the Belgian sea-side resorts" due to its popularity with both Belgian and English Royals

No matter the size of the dog he'll meet

but as the risk existed

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