A Good Mid-19thC Anglo-Indian Carved & Ebonised Pedestal Sideboard From Devizes Castle, Wiltshire, England sub-Antiques Showing the famous Coca-Cola logo

Showing the famous Coca-Cola logo to the center in the wonderful Spencerian Script font type the pressed steel circular ‘button’ shaped sign is unrestored and in original condition that would have perhaps hung at a gas station in the USA

this delightfully illustrated vintage Fry’s chocolate selection box is empty but in superb condition considering it is fifty plus years old

the large and rare Egyptian cedar wood sarcophagus mask hailing from the Late Period

bolted flange joint

The condition of the work itself is good with nothing detrimental to note

A Good Mid-19thC Anglo-Indian Carved & Ebonised Pedestal Sideboard From Devizes Castle, Wiltshire, England sub-Antiques Showing the famous Coca-Cola logoOrigin: Anglo Indian, (Bombay area) Period: Mid Nineteenth Century & Later Adapted Provenance: Devizes Castle, Wiltshire, England Date: c. 1850 65 and later adapted Height: 30. 75 inches Width: 66 inches Depth: 23 inches The profusely carved and ebonised pedestal breakfront sideboard, having a foliate floral carved frieze with three drawers and sides featuring sunburst patterns the concealed interior fitted with six drawers and three shelves survives