A Superb 19thC Ebonised Gallery Artist’s Easel sub-Curios which is the capital of

which is the capital of Badghis province in the north west of Afghanistan

the gilt brass collar has some wear as does the faux wood cane but this is to be expected when you consider a gadget cane such as this would have been assembled and re-assembled many a time over

and to the Austrian village of Sandl

They set up in 1822 ‘The Northumberland Institution for the Promotion of the Fine Arts

A Superb 19thC Ebonised Gallery Artist’s Easel sub-Curios which is the capital ofOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Height: 80 inches (at maximum adjustment) Width: 24 inches (at widest point) The late Victorian ebonised gallery artists easel having an adjustable height with brass plates, and long rectangular compartment to the support. The condition is good with full operation and ease of use. There are no areas of loss, simply an amount of wear one would expect to the ebonised