A Superb Mid 19thC Elm Boston Rocking Chair sub-Curios terminating in a large finial

terminating in a large finial with collar

Notable examples include Tincture of Arnica Poison

the orange watercolour and white body colour forming much of the composition

then filled into other smaller bottles given to patients

The ivory net veil and dress having hand-sewn bell and floral decoration with flexible frame adorned with a cluster of wax flowers on stems presented in the original box

A Superb Mid 19thC Elm Boston Rocking Chair sub-Curios terminating in a large finialOrigin: American Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 70 Height: 42. 5 inches Width: 23. 5 inches Depth: 26. 5 inches (all at maximum points) The spindle back elm seated Boston Rocker Rocking Chair having the traditional rolling seat, curved arms, large crested top trail, seven concave spindles with open arms and bee hive turned legs and stretcher on sleigh rockers survives from the third quarter of nineteenth century