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and the Black Prison
which may have been applied to check slight bleeding
The years have taken some toll on the overall condition with a peel to one corner and fraying around the edges
Murphy himself left the company during 1937 and went on to found another company called
An Eighteenth Century Oak Bible Box, Marked 'ES 1778' in Studwork sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and the Black PrisonOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1788 Width: 23 inches Height: 10 inches Depth: 14 inches Having a hinged lid opening to a candle box to one side, the frieze beautifully initialled 'ES 1778' in studwork and the exterior bearing a wonderful deep patina and rich colour with both flanks being attractively gadrooned. Just as appealing is that this well proportioned box has a working lock and key, though the lock is later,