A Decorative Early Victorian Painted Pine Housekeepers Cupboard c.1840 sub-Art & Sculpture This settee would have been

This settee would have been made about 15 years previous to the opening of the station and its suitably relatively narrow proportions would have seen it sat in the waiting or ticketing area

who was also working on the rebuilding of the Houses of Parliament

Generations of young men from the city took up engineering apprenticeships at the Cowans Sheldon St Nicholas works

“It's often occurred to me that to pull a dog away from a lamppost is akin to seizing a scholar in the British Museum by the scruff of his neck and dragging him away from his studies

A Decorative Early Victorian Painted Pine Housekeepers Cupboard c.1840 sub-Art & Sculpture This settee would have beenOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 50 Width: 41. 25 inches Height: 71. 5 inches Depth: 19. 75 inches (all at cornice) Of relatively small proportions, the dark stain painted pine carcass standing at six feet having the original finish now distressed commensurate with age, with much bitumen, the whole with ripple moulded cornice, side and central pilasters with decorative finials, and two paneled doors showing