An Early Victorian Painted & Stencilled Pine Side Table/Washstand c.1860 antiques Most schoolmasters would have used

Most schoolmasters would have used the cane for discipline

all with weathering commensurate with age and many with stains due to them being lent on each other for a long period outside

of Sheffield

and an adjustable shaped metal head rest to keep the patient in a fixed position

retaining the original gilded decoration with a double volute shell crested frieze and bullseye roundels to each corner with stylised leaf drops

An Early Victorian Painted & Stencilled Pine Side Table/Washstand c.1860 antiques Most schoolmasters would have usedOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Gwysaney Hall, North Wales Date: c. 1860 Width: 41 Height: 32. 5 at gallery or 29 at top Depth: 21. 5 The decorative pine carcass showing the wonderful original paint being hand painted and stencilled in ivory and scarlet with line decoration and spandrels, consistently timeworn with age, having a faux marble gallery back over two frieze drawers with later porcelain handles, the whole upon turned