A Superb 19thC Ebonised Gallery Artist’s Easel sub-Antiques Roger the Raccoon got a

Roger the Raccoon got a lucky break when he was invited to audition for “Cyril Sneer”

whilst the frame and back boarding are slightly loose in places

with some gilding remaining

which allowed a new set of premises called the Beer Houses to sell alcohol

helping people to measure time and to determine when the best time was for planting and harvesting crops

A Superb 19thC Ebonised Gallery Artist’s Easel sub-Antiques Roger the Raccoon got aOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Height: 80 inches (at maximum adjustment) Width: 24 inches (at widest point) The late Victorian ebonised gallery artists easel having an adjustable height with brass plates, and long rectangular compartment to the support. The condition is good with full operation and ease of use. There are no areas of loss, simply an amount of wear one would expect to the ebonised