A Fabulous Group of Seven 19thC Beechwood & Pine Stocking Stretchers sub-Antiques which moved to Toledo

which moved to Toledo

Much harder to come by with an original painted finish and thus fiercely sought after

and no cabinet of curiosities would be complete without a good smattering of marine inspired interest

having glass eyes

and the whole sits on four original brown ceramic casters

A Fabulous Group of Seven 19thC Beechwood & Pine Stocking Stretchers sub-Antiques which moved to ToledoOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Debden Manor, Saffron Walden, Essex, England Date: c. 1890 1900 Heights: From 23 x 6. 5 inches (the smallest) To 32. 75 x 7 inches The group of seven carved stocking stretchers consisting of two pairs of beechwood and pine stocking stretchers one stamped '10', 58 and 84cm, together with a further three beechwood stocking stretchers, stamped '10', '8' and '7', and having various an maker's or