A Mid/Late 19thC Carved Oak Ecclesiastical Gothic Revival Rood Screen c.1870 sub-Macabre- Medicine Rocking chairs were originally made

Rocking chairs were originally made with curved rockers attached to the feet of ordinary chairs

The signature is found top left and is typical of the artist as the script is gothic and he uses the amendment ‘pinxit’ which is from Latin: "one painted"

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The earliest penny arcades from the nineteenth century had machines called bagatelles

The arms are a direct reference to Saint Helena

A Mid/Late 19thC Carved Oak Ecclesiastical Gothic Revival Rood Screen c.1870 sub-Macabre- Medicine Rocking chairs were originally madeOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 55 Width: 72 Depth: 4. 5 In entirely original condition, the large and beautifully carved oak and stained pine gothic revival rood screen at six feet in width, the whole comprising of five arched lancet gothic panels to spandrel mouldings, the lower section being of pierced grilled form with circular turnings and surviving from an ecclesiastical setting and from the