An Attractive Regency Painted & Parcel Gilt X-Framed Stool c.1810 sub-Curios Mordan patented the propelling pencil
Description
Mordan patented the propelling pencil in 1822
It is therefore very likely that the murderer entered Goulston Street from New Goulston Street and then headed North up Goulston Street dropping the apron piece at the entrance of Nos 106 to 119
McLagan & Cumming was founded in 1872 as lithographic printers
Height: 23
Leg Room: 23
An Attractive Regency Painted & Parcel Gilt X-Framed Stool c.1810 sub-Curios Mordan patented the propelling pencilOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 20 Width: 19. 25 inches Depth: 15. 5 inches Height: 18 inches (all at extremities) The well carved x framed stool with turned stretcher with a naturally distressed black painted carcass having gilded highlights, with a newly upholstered seat in ivory damask the whole sitting on brass ball feet surviving from Regency period England. The stool is presented in good sturdy condition with
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