Wooden desk purchased 40 years ago as an antique. Not sure what kind of wood. Smart etchings on the front of the 7 drawers. Opening in front is too small for a regular chair to fit inside.
photo 1/ My son fooling around with the shawl in the background. This is the only picture we have of the shawl before the fire, and the quality of the photo is not good. It does show the overall pattern of the piece, with the central, mostly white square, surrounded by very detailed patterning.
Photo 2/ The only intact corner of the shawl. The entire shawl was in this condition prior to the fire. The brightly coloured rectangles of plainer material formed a border at each end of the shawl, but not at the top or bottom.
Photo 3/ Detail of shawl remnant.
Photo 4/ Detail of shawl remnant.
Photo 5/ Detail of reverse (back) of shawl remnant.
Myott Son & Co Gold Trimmed porcelain diner set. Written on back : Myott Son & Co, Hanley, EST 1880, England's Countryside, Made in England and then written in Gold H.W 340. Set includes : 6 bowls, 6 desert plates, 6 salad plates, 5 main course plates (missing one), 6 cups with 6 saucers, 1 big service bowl, 1 very big service platter, 1 creamer, 1 sugar holder, 1 sauce boat with plate. All are GOLD trimed.
Handmade dresser
Very old
Almost Primitive
Wood Acorns with Leaves Handles
4 Drawers
Corner can be repaired
Nails used have rectangular head
All parts original
