A Rare Group of Five George III Period Simulated Satinwood Papier-Mâché Boxes c.1790 antiques his son had the south

his son had the south chapel and aisle added in 1887

which was bowed so this has been rectified though there are still some signs of it not being completely true

The picture is a little dirty and if cleaned would become something different

London who were picture restorers

the group accompanied by with a portrait of Mrs Norris by W Foxley Norris (her father)

A Rare Group of Five George III Period Simulated Satinwood Papier-Mâché Boxes c.1790 antiques his son had the southOrigin: English or JamaicanPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1790The Largest: 7. 5 wide x 4 deep x 2. 5 highThe Smallest: : 2. 5 wide x 2. 5 deep x 1. 75 highThe beautifully hand decorated papier mch boxes, of various sizes with three being square and two rectangular, each decorated to simulate satinwood with central oval painted medallions of classical female figures to bell flower pendant borders, opening to reveal black lacquer