A Decorative Dutch Bow-Fronted Painted Corner Cupboard c.1770 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The unusual late nineteenth century

The unusual late nineteenth century open armchair of carved wood being naturalistically modelled as faux latticed wickerwork

the design differing ever so slightly to each side

Queen Anne or George II

It also has similarities to Caravaggio's 'Madonna of the Rosary' originally in the Dominican church in Antwerp and also to the Holy Family with the Young St John the Baptist by Piero Di Cosimo painted in 1520

A Decorative Dutch Bow-Fronted Painted Corner Cupboard c.1770 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The unusual late nineteenth centuryOrigin: Dutch Period: Dutch Republic Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 80 Width: 21. 5 Height: 49 Depth: 14 The painted oak hanging corner cupboard, showing the original finish now distressed commensurate with age, the shaped double tiered superstructure above a bow front decorated with a flowering urn to the centre with fish scaling and fish and ring handles, with pheasants and further floral motifs to the flanks, the pair of panel doors having the