A George III Black Japanned & Chinoiserie Decorated Kneehole Desk c.1790 sub-Art & Sculpture This type of art had

This type of art had the immediacy and drama then that movies today have for modern audiences with the most humble of peasants being able to relate to what they saw

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However this picture was not in the consignment

It was extended northwards in the 1860s and succeeding decades

A George III Black Japanned & Chinoiserie Decorated Kneehole Desk c.1790 sub-Art & Sculpture This type of art hadOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: From a West Coast of Scotland Lodge Date: c. 1790 Height: 29 Width: 34 Depth: 21. 5 (all at top) The eighteenth century black japanned thick pine carcass kneehole desk of diminutive size, having a rectangular top above a long frieze drawer and arched recess with cupboard door, flanked by banks of three drawers, and raised on bracket feet, decorated throughout with gilt and polychrome Chinoiserie