Antique Elizabethan Carved Oak Revival Livery Housekeepers Cupboard Cabinet 1860 Drawings & Prints After the war he returned

After the war he returned to Southern California to study product and architectural design at the Art Center School of Los Angeles and at Chouinard Art Institute

Large antique oil on canvas

Male: 18" tall X 7" wide X 6" deep

Pair of Antique French 'Sevres' porcelain lidded pot pourri and gilded bronze lidded urns

Smithsonian Collection accession number 2004

Antique Elizabethan Carved Oak Revival Livery Housekeepers Cupboard Cabinet 1860 Drawings & Prints After the war he returnedAn elegantly extravagant antique 16th Century Elizabethan Revival carved oak livery or housekeeper's cupboard, England, Circa 1860. The cupboard is in two sections the top section having hemispherical carvings representing a cut pineapple fruit, which was first brought back from the Americas in the late 1500's, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1558 1603). Below is a frieze of corresponding hemispherical carvings flanked by a pair of circular