A Fine c.1900 Oak & Gilt Painted Correspondence Rack sub-Antiques the eyes have no chips

the eyes have no chips or cracks

all with an autumnal feel

for example there is one for Lloyd Triestino which was formed in 1919 and were most prevalent in the 1930s

It is unknown which type of poison this bottle held but the exquisitely etched neck reads: ATKINSON

A beautiful antique example of real desirability considering the date and maker

A Fine c.1900 Oak & Gilt Painted Correspondence Rack sub-Antiques the eyes have no chipsOrigin English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 15 Width: 25. 5 inches Depth: 1. 5 inches (with slats) Height: 25. 5 inches Marked through A to Z in hand painted gilt lettering, the square varnished oak carcass with plinth cornice and six open slanted slats survives from the turn of the nineteenth century. The structural condition is good with the mahogany showing no signs of infestation, the